We finally make contact with the enemy monsters.
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So, I got COVID-19 this past week (specifically starting probably around 8/20), and I’ve been sick and varying degrees of bed-ridden all week. Obviously, this has impacted my ability to keep to my regular schedule of posts (outside of ones that I had scheduled in advance), so consider this my explanation. I will do a post getting into my experiences later, but for now, consider this the update.
We continue to a more perilous map.
Read moreWe clear out the next group of undead and have another conversation with Azelstan.
Read moreThe late Alan Grant introduces a new villain to AzBat’s Rogue’s gallery, with an interesting design, but possibly a poor choice of names.
Read moreWe finally start to push the enemy back.
Read moreThings start going very badly.
Read moreIt is to my great shock that I did not review the first season of Komi Can’t Communicate on this blog. Having now also seen the show’s second season, I think I’m way past due to give this show a review, so it’s time to review both of those seasons.
Read moreA long time back I checked out the Spriggan anime film from the library, on the merits of Katsuhiro Otomo’s involvement in the film in a supervisory position. When I learned that the manga series was getting revisited with a new anime series from David Production on Netflix, I figured this was worth checking out. While the series itself is something of a mixed bat, there is some fun to be had here.
Read moreThis time we have golems, liches, and undead that can cause petrification.
Read moreWe clear out this fight and prepare to move on.
Read moreOur third documentary review for this month is a look at a documentary on the history of the art of Dungeons & Dragons, with a focus on the TSR years of the game.
Read moreWe end up with the cleric being stuck on an island in the middle of the map.
Read moreWe continue to struggle with the map layout.
Read moreSo, full disclosure, I never read The Martian. Haven’t read Andy Weir’s second book, Artemis, either. Both books were on my to-read list, and when the 2022 Hugo Award Nominees came around, and I saw that Project Hail Mary – Weir’s latest book – was on the list, I decided that it was time for me to get around to reading some Weir.
Read moreBack in May, I gave my early thoughts on Shikimori’s Not Just A Cutie – one of the rom-com anime series I’d decided to watch last season. It’s time to follow up on my early thoughts to discuss how the complete show fits with my earlier assessment.
Read moreWe end up running into another group of undead, with a tricky map layout.
Read moreWe finish the battle, and Azelstan formally joins the party.
Read moreI’m continuing with the tabletop RPG documentaries with a look at the kickstarted documentary “Secrets of Blackmoor”, about the formation of the Blackmoor campaign and Dave Arneson’s early life.
Read moreThe archers are finally cleared out, leaving us with their last spellcaster.
Read moreWe clear out the lizardmen, while taking a pounding from the archers on the high ground.
Read moreIt’s time to review another of the RPG documentaries I’ve previously backed on Kickstarter, with Eye of the Beholder, covering the art of Dungeons & Dragons. For those who prefer video reviews of this, there will be a video review coming later this month.
Read moreTime to cover a the first of a couple documentaries about the history of tabletop RPGs that I’ve previously backed on Kickstarter, starting with Secrets of Blackmoor – Part 1. There will be a video review forthcoming later this month if you prefer that.
Read moreAzelstan does a much better job of protecting himself.
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