Alice in Leatherland was a surprise to me. Somewhat, I concede there’s a clue in the name.
Irregular Reconnaissance: Anime #107
We’re tracking the ratings of Record of Ragnarok, Trese, Seven Knights Revolution: Hero Successor, To Your Eternity, and B: The Beginning.
Not a vanity purchase: Death on the Reik Companion review
The Companion itself extends the “director’s cut” metaphor to describe the re-release of the Warhammer Fantasy RPG adventure by using terminology such as “Deleted Scenes”, “Guest Commentaries”, and “Behind the Scenes”.
Irregular Reconnaissance: Anime #106
Short anime reviews for Moriarty the Patriot, “So I’m a Spider, So What?” Tokyo Revengers, 86 EIGHTY-SIX, and Zombie Land Saga.
Toss the dice: A review of diceless sci-fi RPG Bounty Hunter
I’ve run quite a few scenes with the Bounty Hunter system, and they’ve worked very well. It’s especially strong over Discord, as the lack of dice and barely any mathematics means all your attention can be on the players and the game.
Irregular Reconnaissance: Anime #105
It’s pretty positive news in this issue of the anime review column Irregular Reconnaissance with one of the tracked shows getting an upgrade from “below average” to “average”.
Classic for a reason: A review of Warhammer’s Death on the Reik
Death on the Reik is a river adventure, mostly. Characters can even become quite wealthy if they rise to the challenge of being savvy merchants.
Defeating the apocalypse one fight at a time: A review of ARC
ARC is a setting-neutral RPG that pits characters against the apocalypse. Designed by Filipina game and graphic designer momatoes.
Irregular Reconnaissance: Anime #104
Irregular Reconnaissance is a Geek Native column that typically tracks episodic anime.
Die by d100 and the bronze sword: A review of the Jackals fantasy RPG
Jackals is a bronze age fantasy, and it’s a gritty high fantasy at that. It’s sorcery and sandals in the style of the Epic of Gilgamesh, and it gets the thumbs up from this ancient one.
