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T. Kingfisher’s Astarion is hilarious, heartbreaking, and utterly tragic
The book perfectly captures Astarion’s voice, and refuses to talk down to the audience through trauma, pain, and the small light of hope.
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The book perfectly captures Astarion’s voice, and refuses to talk down to the audience through trauma, pain, and the small light of hope.
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iLands has been inundating the inboxes of journalists and publications… and now it’s Rascal’s turn to take out the trash.
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The story of the greatest ever game of Band of Blades and a love letter to the people I played two campaigns with.
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Revisiting essays five years later: On lyric games, ownership, and an understanding of what makes up a game.
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Gaming across the US-Mexican border.
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Interest in Pokémon is at an all-time high. That's both good and bad for collectors.
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Moves in Under Hollow Hills are a double-edged sword, creating passive geasa that encourage fundamental, magical truths about characters.
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Defy the Gods makes good on its own epithet of “Queer Sword & Sorcery.”
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All gas, no rearview mirrors.
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We discuss how lifepath games invite introspection and imagination.
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Wordplay, down under.
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How the HP Lovecraft Historical Society dressed up, solved mysteries, and lost their minds having fun
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Playing an ordinary teenager casts the game’s blunt violence into sharper relief.
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Happily stuck between Gary and Indie.
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It turns out I like actual play if it’s also an erotically charged drag performance about queer cowboys fighting ghosts.
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Emergent stakes, creating the character at the table, and finding risk in Under Hollow Hills.