Sometimes you might be forgiven for thinking that the DM wants to kill the entire party. Sometimes the DM summons a Sharknado! That’s what happened to this gaming group only the artist colletive E.C. Insomnia to post the evidence.
Archives for January 2018
Short film: He’s Watching
This is April Skut. He’s a badass gamer girl with attitude and since her mum and dad are off to a party she’s going to have a great time online. Except, well, her hamster dies… and maybe it wasn’t suicide? Warning; singing. Warning; mature. Time for another? Use this teleport link and hop over to […]
Star Wars: A New Hope – Live Orchestra tickets go on sale 11 months early
We’re just finishing January but we might also need to start planning our December 2018 events! Live promoter Senbla has announced a live concert tour of Star Wars: A New Hope. Fans will be able to watch the film while a live orchestra provides the musical score. If you’ve never enjoyed a movie in this […]
TradeCraft Bonus: Tabletop RPG coffee mugs
It turns out that over the years Geek Native has shared quite a lot of coffee mugs! These designs from Etsy retailer CritIt deserve to join the legion though. Whether you’re looking to bring a Healer mug to your Pathfinder game, bless your table with a DM mug or just look the part in your […]
Cthulhu or Potter? H.P. Lovecraft Preparatory School
Third Eye Games has announced a Kickstarter for H.P. Lovecraft. Geek Native reached out to owner Eloy Lasanta and asked whether the game would feel more like Cthulhu or the shenanigans of a certain boy wizard. This is the response; Good question! HPL Prep has all the schooling and fantasy feel, but instead of students […]
Chris Ryniak’s cute monsters
It’s been 7 years since Geek Native featured Bubblegut. The little terror was the creation of the talented Chris Ryniak. The good news is two-fold. Firstly, you can check out Flickr for his Morning Scribbles collection and overdose with cute monsters. You can also check out Bindlewood, the store he runs with Amanda Louise Spayd […]
Diamondsteel turns to Kickstarter for Mean City
Diamondsteel is a rare thing; a Scottish comic book publisher. They’ve sold over 15,000 graphic novels in the UK. They are best known for Saltire, a big, blue, Scottish superhero that looks like the national flag. Mean City is something else entirely; a crime thriller. They’re asking for £1,000 and you can follow the progress […]
Princess Leia drawn in 20 different styles
James Raiz is known as The Box Office Artist on YouTube and he’s very good. He makes re-creating other artist styles look easy. Raiz’s Drawing Batman in 10 different styles earned him a ton more subscribers to his channel. This month he is back and asked his viewers to pick a female character to draw. […]
Is this a thing for Valentine’s Day? Chocolate dice
It turns out that Amazon has no shortage of chocolate dice on offer. These dice are about as healthy as you’d expect, with all that sugar, dairy and nuts, but they are shiny and perhaps they’re just the surprise gift for that tabletop roleplayer in your life? The catch? I don’t think the dice on […]
Genre Police: More Than Just Semi-Nudes – Sword & Sorcery
Welcome to back Genre Police, a series of articles where I take a look at a genre or sub-genre, how it has been handled in gaming and how we can implement that in our games. Today, we are going to round up our fantasy sub-genres for now with the most venerable tradition of all – […]
