There are a couple of events coming along here. The first is today. You should already be there…
Kiageddon began as a birthday bash but has blossomed into a full scale throwdown between the boys and girls of Gigabites cafe. There are lots of events planned. There will be a report here later, no doubt!
If you are a fellow Atlantian, hurry down to Gigabites so that you can get involved now!!
I know guys, I am doing a lot of posts about pathfinder/dnd/rp games lately, but really that has been the bulk of my entertainment of late. Well upon reminiscing about my prior games I have played, I am reminded of many of the characters I have played out and the ones I am particularly fond of. So I thought today I would talk about my characters that I have played, specifically the ones I loved the most, and give a basic idea of their personality and the like. I will start with a character I lovingly call “The Good Doctor” and then we shall go from there. Continue Reading
Hello everyone, haven’t posted in a few weeks, really haven’t been having much in the way of inspiration of late. Well as I sat down here at my computer after work, I thought of how I am running a pre-made campaign, Rise of the Runelords, and the flaws and benefits of this. So today I wanted to talk about two premades I have participated in and how I felt about them, whether I was running them, or was a player. Continue Reading
Mansplainer Marine
We’ve all experienced it. We walk into the car dealership and it happens. We buy a house, and we are subjected to it. Sometimes, we post an article about Space Marines on a blog and a nice man is kind enough to inform to us exactly what we don’t know.
Thank you, sir, for mansplaining that to me.
Mansplaining is a common ailment affecting men from all walks of life, no matter race, color or creed. Certain environments, such as sports bars and garages, can exacerbate the condition exponentially, but no area is truly safe from the malignant disease of the mansplain.
WIkitionary defines “Mansplain” as “To explain (something) condescendingly (to a female listener), especially to explain something the listener already knows, presuming that she has an inferior understanding of it because she is a woman.”
And it is a shame when it happens to gamers, but it does, a lot.
I love country music.
There, I said it. I know that makes me really unpopular in the music world. There’s probably not a genre that’s more hated than country. People that say they like any kind of music immediately laugh and say “Not that!” when you suggest country music. It’s a unique genre, and even when it crosses over to pop (Taylor Swift, Lady Antebellum) they change bits and pieces to make it more poppy. They swap banjos for guitars, remove fiddles, and autotune voices, because otherwise someone that likes cool pop music might be caught listening to country.