Wouldn’t it be great if you could drink and make friends with strangers WHILE beating them senseless at Magic: The Gathering? Continue reading
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DIG THIS: GAME OVER @ GOOD LIFE
Some people believe that our generation has grown up. Now is not the time for video games, card games, and watching movies. It’s time for paying bills, getting jobs, and settling down. We can’t be indulging in such immature pastimes anymore. We have to be adults. Continue reading
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MONSTERS, ART AND CANCER
Besides having a badass name, this week’s cover artist Cyril van der Haegen is an extremely talented guy but he needs your help. Continue reading
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GEEKED: PANDEMONIUM BOOKS & GAMES
Now that we’ve tackled a more serious topic, on to a more serious question: On average, how many dragons do you slay in a typical game of Dungeons and Dragons? Continue reading
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