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Frights and Fables: Bloom Beneath the Ice

The setting is an isolated arctic research base known as Station Forseti, located on a frozen expanse that has recently been disturbed by geological activity.

Geek Opera: Theatre vs. Crunch United

Theatre of the Mind versus Hard Crunch. It’s an argument older than many games themselves, one that rises like a ghost and refuses to be laid to rest.

Tactical Tuesday: Operation Redridge

This isn’t just a mission. It’s a war in microcosm, and you’re on point. The target is codename “Boar,” a hardened insurgent leader holed up in the dense forests of the Red Ridge region.

Mazes & Mondays: The Tourney Beckons-P2

With banners raised and champions chosen, the tournament field becomes the heart of drama and action. But hosting a knightly tournament in your low-fantasy tabletop RPG goes beyond rolling dice to resolve one fight after another.

Frights and Fables: Eco-Horror Adventures

Listen closely, my friends. The world beneath your feet, the skies above, and the oceans beyond are not passive entities.

Geek Report: ConCarolinas 2025

Twelve years. That’s how long it’s been since I last walked these halls, since I last heard the hum of voices, the excitement bubbling just beneath the surface.

Tactical Tuesday: Be the 1-Man Army

Alright, tough guy (or gal), so you want to be the lone wolf, the shadow in the jungle, the one the enemy whispers about around their campfires?

Mazes & Mondays: The Tourney Beckons

Few events capture the spirit of medieval grandeur and drama like a knightly tournament. These spectacles don’t just unfold in the lists but spill over into the surrounding world, from buzzing crowds to clandestine schemes.

Tactical Tuesday: Supply Depot Strike

he Shadowroot Supply Depot is a vital supply hub for the enemy, buried under the dense canopy of the jungle. It’s fortified, but not invincible.

Mazes & Mondays: Honoring the Code

Festivals are windows into the hearts of a culture. They reveal what its people value, how they interpret the world, and how they celebrate or confront their struggles.