In which MetalJim provides yet another quick preview for 4th edition D D…

Today’s post is about Skip-bo. Sort of. Maybe it’s about the madness of crowds as it pertains to the game table. Your call.
Skip-bo, dating all the back to 1967, is more of a “family” game in the vein of Uno than it is a strategy game, the main distinction here is that it’s very “light” [...]

This weeks theme: Monsters!

My thoughts on a great gaming podcast on the eve of it’s ending.

In which MetalJim engages in a bit of silliness, and invites you along for the ride…

Sharing the bounty of late night web crawls

Danger makes adventuring exciting. But how much danger is enugh? Or is it as the Tick said:”Always… always remember: Less is less. More is more. More is better, and twice as much is good too. Not enough is bad, and too much is never enough except when it’s just about right.”

In which MetalJim asks you, the viewer, to recall some memorable fight scenes…

I’ve just become aware that this old stereotype grudge match may actually be a real phenomenon.

Today, I’m going to provide some recap of a recent WotC podcast talking about the direction of monster design for 4th edition Dungeons and Dragons.

This week Random finally gives his take on 4th edition…… in someone else’s words.

After a long stint away from Magic (other than a brief return last year) I decided to rejoin my addicted brethren and delve into the Tenth Edition like a trooper. Now, I can’t go crazy like I did in the past, but you really don’t have to nowadays. Here’s a look at my recent experiences.

In which MetalJim joins everyone else in raggin’ on the PS3…