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Star Wars: Shadows of the Force ends

Posted on October 14, 2011 by NukeHavoc
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Our Star Wars: Shadows of the Force campaign has ended. The campaign, chronicled at our Holocron of Zend wiki, ran for two and a half years. It saw a ragtag group of freighter pilots, techs, and muscle turn into the founders of Binary Transports Corporation, and the rise of a number of several padawans to the rank of Jedi Knight. Continue reading →

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Gygax Day: Forgotten Temple of Tharizdun

Posted on April 25, 2011 by NukeHavoc
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Our annual Gygax Day event this year was the classic dungeon “The Forgotten Temple of Tharizdun”. Continuing the adventures of Blackrazor Guild founder Brant Bladescream, the dungeoncrawl saw the heroes descending into the depths of a ruined temple of an ancient, chained god in CY 576.  Continue reading →

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The Hellfire Aces Ride Again

Posted on July 9, 2010 by NukeHavoc
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Our Battletech campaign is up and running again. After a multi-year hiatus, the Hellfire Aces mercenary band is once again taking jobs, this time as a Google Wave-based role-playing game. Learn more about the campaign.

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  • Spycraft: Prometheus
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  • Hoax Central, May 2013 edition May 15, 2013
    In this edition of Hoax Central we review hoaxes spawned by the Boston Marathon bombing, evaluate Joel Osteen's religious identify crisis, debunk a sexually transmitted disease, and learn the true story beyond Mr. Roger's advice to "look for the helpers" during a crisis. Topic: Hoaxes, Hoaxes and Urban Legend News […]
  • Gorge Yourself on Comics with Marvel Unlimited May 12, 2013
    I love comics. I could spend every Saturday afternoon reading them... but I can't afford to do that. With titles running $2.99 to $3.99 a piece, I can only keep up with my core X-Men titles. If there's a major comic event (and there's always a major event) I might pick up an extra book or three, but I could never afford to read the whole thing […]
  • Game Day: Researching a Dwarven Fortress April 14, 2013
    It began with a sword called Winter. Jorm, one of the party's dwarven heroes, found the long sword still clutched in the skeletal hand of a Northman barbarian. It will end at the The Lost Sky Citadel of Akrafell, a dwarven fortress at the top of the world of Golarion.Topic: Games, Game Day, Role-Playing Games, Dungeons and Dragons 3rd Edition, Pathfinde […]

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  • Star Wars: Darth Plagueis by James Luceno June 14, 2012
    I got back into playing Star Wars: The Old Republic, and felt the urge to read another Star Wars novel. With the current storyline stalled after the conclusion of the Fate of the Jedi storyline, I turned to this book to satisfy my craving for genre fiction.Genre fiction (that is, fiction set within a specific shared universe, or genre of a broader class of f […]
  • The Fountains of Paradise by Arthur C Clarke June 13, 2012
    Arthur C. Clarke is one of the old, great luminaries of Science Fiction. As has been eulogized about Ray Bradbury recently, Clarke along with Bradbury, Asimov and Heinlein elevated Science Fiction from the irrelevance of pulp to a serious literary genre. While SF has never really left its pulp origins (witness all of the genre and media tie-in fiction, like […]
  • The Unincorporated Man by Dani & Eytan Kollin May 3, 2012
    The Unincorporated Man stands as a winner of the Prometheus Award, given for remarkable Science Fiction of a Libertarian bend. Reading this book, it can be plainly seen why it won this award.I generally don’t like to get into politics when discussing SF literature, but there are times when a book IS political, and that must be considered when reading. As suc […]

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  • Project: DML's PanzerKampfWagen III Ausf. F 1/35 May 20, 2012
    The Panzer III was the premier battle tank of the German army in early WWII. Designed alongside the Panzer IV, it was designed as a breakthrough tank, with good armor (for the time) all around and a cannon designed to punch holes in other tanks, as well as for throwing HE (unlike the PzIV at the time). While there were not many Pz IIIs available for the Poli […]
  • Project: 1/35 AMX-13 VCI April 15, 2012
    I picked this kit up some time ago as an impluse buy. I was vaguely familiar with Heller as a model producer, having worked on a Somua H-39 and wa-ay back an AMX-30. They're not a top-notch producer, but often if there is something you want that is French, they're the ones to look at first.The AMX-13 was a post-war light tank, using an oscillating […]
  • Project: 1/35 Tamiya SdKfz.251C/10 Part 2 December 12, 2011
    Occasionally in the build process you come to a point where you have to wonder about the effort of moving on, and what is needed.The Tamiya kit stands here, half completed. The roadblock is that the interior looks more challennging than I had first estimated. I'm not thinking that I will need to pick up the Eduard set for this kit, if for no other reaso […]
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