This is Asgard.
This is Zootopia City.
This is Idris Elba
And so is this
Otherwise, very fun movie, but probably requires an emotionally robust child to see it. There’s some tense stuff in there, but overall: glad I bought it.
I blame my kid. As someone who used to do gold evaporation for my PhD thesis, I was always shocked at just how heavy it it. We always talk about uranium and tungsten as being dense, and they are. They’re also hard, high-melting refractory materials, so they do occupy a unique place in the hearts…
All of GURPS is optional, more or less, though some is more optional than others. This is a bit of a rehash of I’m on record as being not-a-fan of ST rolls. I even worked out an alternate system (granted, not a lot of playtest in that one) that really did away with ST rolls…
I know this is random, and I owe you the final two reviews on the last Pyramid issue (sorry to +Christopher R. Rice and +Steven Marsh ). But this is too good to pass up
We picked up where we left off, and the amulet that controlled some sort of transport device. We reviewed prior locations and interesting phenomena, so as to figure where to go next. We decide to head West, and we see doors which are shiny, iron, dwarven-made doors. They don’t appear to be locked in any…
Grazed! In the GURPS Alien Menace game, we use armor as dice. So their DR 35 combat armor is now 10d on the torso. The 3d (5) blasters knock that down to 2d armor, doing 1d burn injury per hit through the torso. It’s fast and easy. But we wanted to come up with a…
+Tim Shorts over at Gothridge Manor just wrote two pieces on the Sleep spell. It called my attention to something that I didn’t pay much mind to, since I play a boring old fighter. Or young fighter. Whatever. Tim’s character Minister has used sleep to good effect before, but I didn’t really realize how darn powerful…
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My granddaughter (6) liked Zootopia, so not that much emotional robustness is required. She says she wasn't scared by it. Otherwise interesting and revealing juxtaposition.
My granddaughter (6) liked Zootopia, so not that much emotional robustness is required. She says she wasn't scared by it. Otherwise interesting and revealing juxtaposition.