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WARLOCK and Exodus speak volumes about Wizards of the Coast’s video game ambitions
Exactly what meets the eye.
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Exactly what meets the eye.
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Fans are fixing the stereotypes of this clan through their own books.
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For new readers in the new year.
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What some of our readers considered the best of a pretty rough year
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Games remain, as ever, good.
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Resident curmudgeon shambles back into room screaming vindication.
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Couldn't get worse at least, right? Right?
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We catch up with Caelyn before she gets too lost in the nog.
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Clearing out the Question Dungeon, Part I of ???
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How politics impacts play.
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What’s in a blame?
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The search for the next executive director goes on.
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WARLOCK isn’t just Wizards of the Coast’s newest video game project, it’s also my lesbian kryptonite.
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Five acts, two villains, and one gigantic campaign.
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Leaving the Cosmere’s nest.
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Telling stories about violent regime change is cathartic and entertaining, and maybe that's all it needs to be.