If you were a Batman fan during the Tim Burton movie releases, you probably read the Batman and Detective Comics between 1987 and 1993. During that time, Norm Breyfogle was one of the most prolific artists drawing the Dark Knight.

Certainly not us.

Oh frabjous day! Callooh! Callay! 10 months I've been waiting to get my grubby mitts on this prestige edition of Onyx Path's new Demon The Descent game.

I never expected anyone to be brave enough to chase down a live action version of that ol' satellite of love. But they've gone and done it.

Does anyone else look at sites (Kinja or others) that you may be a part of and feel a bit guilty for not having the time to write fully-fleshed articles? Beware my rambling (and in all likelihood excuse-making) but this ties in to what 99T was addressing a few weeks ago, on the other end of the content scale.

So Wil Wheaton's Indiegogo campaign for Season 3 of Tabletop has now crested past $1 million mark. Normally the show deals only with board games and has only had one flirtation with tabletop RPGs in its two seasons. So what does this new injection of funds mean for the serious roleplayer?

When I first started GMing, I honestly didn't know what tools were available to me to make my weekend masterminding easier. But in the years since, I've become inordinately dependent on a few key ingredients that can serve any GM, no matter the game. These are all cheap and inexpensive items I wish someone had…

This would've come in mighty handy in a good Pandemic game.

Because I can hardly wait for this.

I'm loving this latest news.

Somewhere Mr. Universe is smiling.

It's good to see the perpetually terminal getting work outside of movies.

...Is like running full-tilt through a mine field.

...Is like running full-tilt through a mine field.

Sweet jesus... this article just makes it 10x worse.

In an utterly righteous takedown.

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