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January 21, 2010

Crispy Gamer: Maybe there was something in the air during the early '70s

Maybe there was something in the air during the early '70s. Maybe it was historically inevitable. But it seems way more than convenient coincidence that Gygax and Arneson got their first packet of rules for D&D out the door in 1974, two short years after Nolan Bushnell managed to cobble together a little arcade machine called Pong.
We've never had fun quite the same way since.

via crispygamer.com

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October 24, 2009

Origami Kobold!

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Folded but fierce!

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October 23, 2009

Gabe turns Halloween and craft items into an awesome dungeon

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Penny Arcade's Mike Krahulik does some very clever things for his regular Dungeons and Dragons game, both conceptually and in terms of stagecraft. Here, he sends his party on an adventure modeled on quests from World of WarCraft, on a game board built using craft materials such as LED tea lights, Halloween spiderwebs, plastic toys and shiny trinkets.

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September 7, 2009