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Frieren: Beyond Journey's End: A Dungeon and Somehow a Dragons-Inspired Adventure (For Me)

Have you ever felt a deep-seated sense of nostalgia while watching an anime? Perhaps it's the familiar characters, the epic adventures, or the sense of camaraderie that resonates with your own experiences. For me, Frieren: Beyond Journey's End evoked a wave of familiar feelings that transported me back to my countless hours spent playing Dungeons & Dragons . The anime's rich tapestry of magic, adventure, and friendship struck a chord with my heart, reminding me of the countless hours I've spent exploring dungeons, battling monsters, and forging unbreakable bonds with my fellow adventurers. The anime follows Frieren, a powerful elf mage, who embarks on a journey to fulfill a promise she made to her human party leader. As Frieren travels through a world filled with magic and adventure, I couldn't help but draw parallels between her experiences and those of my own D&D characters. One of the most striking similarities is the emphasis on the party's dynamic...

Fallout's 10th anniversary

taken from: www.nma-fallout.com yep iam a big fallout game fan. kudos Happy 10th Year anniversary!!! In early October, 1997, thousands of discs were being churned out by a nondescript factory. The discs were not quite as nondescript, as they contained a game that is still being hailed today as one of the greatest cRPGs of all time. This...is Fallout. Now, 10 years later, No Mutants Allowed (also around 9 years of age) and others are bringing you some stuff to reminisce over. Pictures, talks, docs. Everything short of Harold's head. No Mutants Allowed presents... * 17 September T-Minus 30 days! * 19 September Anniversary banner up * 21 September Start officially announced, Chris Taylor's Mr Handy design doc (also in its original .doc format) * 23 September 4 pieces of Leonard Boyarsky concept art * 25 September Interview with lead technical artist and original game designer Jason D. Anderson * 27 September Interview with Fallout 1 and 2 artist Eddie Rainw...

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 - A Masterpiece of Emotion and Gameplay

Just finished Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, and wow, what a ride! From the moment the Paintress painted that fateful number '33' on the monolith, I knew this expedition was going to be something special, but I wasn't prepared for the emotional rollercoaster that followed. The story gripped me from the start. Following Gustave and the rest of Expedition 33, knowing their days were numbered, created an incredible sense of urgency and weight to every decision. The characters are so well-developed; their hopes, fears, and backstories woven beautifully into the narrative. There were moments that genuinely made my heart ache, especially with the unexpected twists and turns the story took. The writers weren't afraid to explore heavy themes of loss and grief, but they balanced it with moments of genuine warmth and camaraderie between the expedition members. But it's not just the story that makes Clair Obscur shine. The gameplay is a fantastic blend of turn-based strategy...

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