Joe Klanderman on the water-bottle celebration after Baylor's win over Iowa Stateπ€£π
"That's how we get down. Winning is hard ... For me to go in there and say, 'Great job. We overcame adversity. Well done. Bears on three.' That doesn't do justice to the work those guys put in throughout the week. If we can take five minutes, enjoy it, be ourselves and dance around and act crazy, it's worth it."
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It's November 5th.
World of Warcraft: Forever releases today
LoL Worlds Quarters between Lyon and Gen.G are on
Riftbaddies announced their pro team
KDA skins are out on LoL
Going to play build a new Magic Deck
Photographing my Warhammer
Life is good
I decided to ask Claude Opus 5.5 to write a cyberpunk tabletop RPG for me but it told me that a dystopian techno-future wasn't a realistic genre and refused to comply with that sort of scaremongering
Fun fact: I got colded exactly like this back when i was 13 after tripping while playing football and falling head first on a concrete ground. Still remember the muffled background noise and blurry vision of being carried to the school medical room. Was cut open and everything π
I need to learn how to magnetise because I want the harpoon loadout because it's super funny to me but the volcano cannon one is probably better on the tabletop,, I'll see I guess this is all for future stuffs :3
TSR made WHAT?!
Back in 1981β1982, while Dungeons & Dragons was taking the gaming world by storm, TSR was experimenting with something a little different.
MINIGAMES!
For just $2.95, you got a complete little game packaged in a clear plastic case, containing a rulebook, map, counters, and dice.
And the subjects were all over the place!
π§ Hunt Dracula in Vampyre.
π½ Stop an alien takeover in Theyβve Invaded Pleasantville.
βοΈ Battle for control of an alien world in Revolt on Antares.
π Fight alongside the gods at Ragnarok in Viking Gods.
And that was just half the lineup! There were eight games in all, ranging from sword and sorcery adventures to Arctic exploration, space combat, and even the Battle of the Alamo.
The games featured some familiar TSR talent, including Tom Moldvay, Steve Marsh, Jeff Dee, Erol Otus, and Bill Willingham.
And just look at those glorious covers! β€οΈ
Did you own or play any of TSRβs Minigames? Which one was your favorite?
Caldormu the Dragon Knight - Twin-Godness
Not happy with the contrast between NMM objects and the bone, Also the face - this is difficult to paint due to the hairs on both sides blocked the brush - So let's call it done. #miniaturepainting#DnD