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I once drew a comic of the Book of Revelation for a commission - https://www.tumblr.com/greekmythcomix/723826235936997376/issue-four-pipe-wrench

so my husband, who knows I like doing difficult, complicated recreations of arcane texts, and also playing eldrich horror games, and most of all knowing I needed a distraction (it’s been a long month) sent me this gif:

and asked me to make a ‘biblically accurate angel’ for our Christmas tree.

So I did.

I was a bit limited to what I had in the craft box (which was felt, an old faux fur bobble-hat bobble, some pipe cleaners, doll eyes [don’t ask], a glue gun and some shrink plastic that I used for the big eye) so I don’t think it’s that accurate, but he was apparently not disappointed!

My favourite thing is the rainbow shadow it casts on the ceiling!

So in any case I think this is a Seraphim, but next time I want to try a Cherubim or a Throne because WOW

#angel #biblically accurate angel #crafts #no we are not religious #but I was raised a Catholic #and a Cthulhu Mythos rpgamer #isn’t it pretty #maybe he’ll watch #Good Omens #with me now 🤞

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Another thing that I found out about during my forced Tumblr absence was Wizardry: Proving grounds of the Mad Overlord getting a remake. The original released on the Apple II in 1981 (Last image)

I've never really gotten into Dungeon Crawlers but I like that they let you view the originals graphics over the new shiny polished update. (2nd image)

More info on RPGamer or take a more in depth look at the series on HG101

#wizardry #proving grounds of the mad overlord #remake #rpgamer #alex fuller #hg101 #Sam Derboo

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11, 15, 20!

11. So far, I'd really have to say 'The Prince and the Magpie'! It has some of the writing that I'm proudest of to date and I like to go back and reread chunks of it. I liked it so much, I plan on revisiting the setting multiple times to flesh the world out, although it won't always touch on Hikari and Partitio in particular.

15. In Octopath, it's the octopuffs. Cute little guys!

20. The first bit of media that I ever sought out fan created content for was Final Fantasy VI back in ye olde 56k internet era. RPGamer is still around and used to host fan art and fanfic, but also found some on old webrings and fan pages. It's wild how much the fandom space has changed with the transformation of the internet.

#ask meme

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Really digging this blend of life sim with creature-collecting and horror elements.

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Apparently rpgamer has had this early Rhapsody US screenshot on their website for 20 years and I just never thought to like. Look at them dbssvshsl 😭

(Final line, for reference)

#marl

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Watch RPG Forged - Episode 711: "I’ve At all times Needed a Gaming Serviette" - RPGamer - Newest Gaming News

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RPG Cast – Episode 555: “Kelley Just Wants to Fight You”

Anna Marie briefly visits to inform us about what she’s been playing while recuperating. The Series X has a rate now, will the PS5 get one today? PAX is occurring! The post RPG Cast– Episode 555: “Kelley Just Wants to Fight You” appeared initially on RPGamer …Read More

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#Episode #Featured #RPGCast #NFL RPGCast – Episode 425: “Licking His Cartridge” https://news247planet.com/?p=437344

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Fire Emblem Engage: Is It Good?

Hey everyone! Anyone that knows me knows how obsessed I am with the Fire Emblem franchise. 

(Credit: Nintendo)

I loved every game in this new era that it is in, from Awakening, Fates, and Three Houses all building off of one another and creating amazing and engaging (hah) stories that make me want to play over and over again. Here, unfortunately, is not the case. SPOILER ALERT on the game in general along with any other one in the franchise, I am probably going to spoil it. 

Fire Emblem Engage is the latest installment in the franchise and it was…okay. 

(Credit: Nintendo of America YouTube Video)

I mean, it wasn’t bad, but it fell flat compared to its predecessors. You play as Alear, a male/female protagonist known as the Divine Dragon who was asleep for a thousand years. They have lost their memory during their slumber, and must navigate their foggy memories while fighting in a war against the Kingdom of Elusia.

(Credit: Fire Emblem Wikia/Fire Emblem Wikipedia)

Robin was essentially a standin for us, the player, since we could customize their appearance and have meaningful relationships with the other NPCs. Alear, however, has no way of changing their appearance, thanks to their hair and eye color being important to the story, and only has a fraction of the meaningful interactions that Awakening did. Robin’s memory loss was from them almost becoming a vessel for Grima, shattering their mind, while Alear was attacked by Sombron in a last stitch effort in killing them before dying himself. I feel that Robin’s memory loss plays better in the Awakening story rather than Alear’s memory loss in Engage. I know it is because they tried to strike magic twice with the memory loss, but Alear fell flat compared to Robin, Corrin, and Byleth.

The story is also not that great. Fates and Three Houses really stepped up their game from Awakening by having multiple storylines and alternate endings to have replayability, choosing a different path each time you play. Engage, however, takes a step back, and has one linear storyline, which is a huge bummer for me. I wasn’t a fan at first of the multiple stories, but I found myself entertained by them. Awakening is still my favorite in the franchise, and that is a linear story, but it is one that was told perfectly, didn’t feel cliche, and made me actually feel for the characters. Here, I just don’t care about what happens. I don’t care because I know what is going to happen in the end. 

(Credit: Gamespot)

The gameplay mechanics are an improvement for the series. Once you select the character you wish to move, they will follow wherever the joystick leads them, and will stop when you press an option that is available, whether that is just stopping and ending your turn, engaging with the Emblem you have equipped, using an item in your inventory, or attacking an enemy adjacent to your spot. You can be in your engaged form for only three turns, but it will charge over the course of the battle, allowing you to engage more than once during combat. There are different objectives that you have to reach depending on the chapter, such as ‘Rout the Enemy’ which just means eliminate every enemy unit, or sometimes it will be just a ‘Defeat the Bosses’ one where all you have to do is defeat the named enemies.

(Credit: RPGamer)

 Once the objective is reached, the chapter will conclude and you will have some dialogue before the afterbattle walkaround, something new added in Engage. After the battle, you are able to walk around the area and talk to all of your allies, regardless if you deployed them or not. You can also find ingredients, items, and animals, I’ll explain those later. Afterwards, you can leave the area and return to the World Map (in the beginning of the game) or the Somniel.

Along with that, the characters are not as memorable as in previous installments. I can name pretty much every character in Awakening, some from Fates and Three Houses, but not that much from Engage. I only remember Alear, but no other names off the top of my head. Also, the character relationships don’t play a big role here, so I do not feel the need to push relationships together. I loved choosing different relationships between my units, but ever since Three Houses, only the Avatar can obtain an ‘S’ rating, with characters having high relationship points going into relationships afterwards. As far as I know currently, the only ones who can be in relationship is Alear and whomever Alear chooses, but the conversations are not memorable and are mediocre at best. 

(Credit: Gamer Guides)

So, I bring up the conversations because these are the most memorable aspects of Fire Emblem. The conversations this time around are not as memorable as they were back in the day, where instead of Robin and Chrom embarrassing each other with bathroom run ins, we get Alear blankly talking to one of their allies. I haven’t played Engage in weeks and I cannot recall one conversation that has been memorable. 

The Somniel is basically your base, kinda like the school in Fire Emblem Three Houses. You can do different things here, such as cooking for yourself and two of your allies, working out, and training. These are just…okay. I wish it was more like Three Houses, where it seemed exciting to do each time, but for Engage, I kind of just felt like going onto the next chapter and getting it over with. The only part I found exciting, unbelievably, was the ring cleaning section. It is exactly how it sounds. You clean rings…and that was the most fun. 

Overall, Fire Emblem Engage is okay, an underwhelming sequel to the amazing Three Houses. It is a vital game to the series as a whole, improving on gameplay, but fails to capture what the previous games did so perfectly. I did enjoy playing it, but at the moment, have no desire to pick it up and play it again. I am more of the story based player, and the tactical stuff second, so with the story being as weak as it is, I cannot just look over it and say it is a good game where it could be improved. All in all, I say you should play it for yourself and figure out for yourself if the game is for you. 

(Credit: Game Rant)

Thank you for taking the time to read my post! If you enjoyed reading it, share it with a friend who may also like it as well. Comments are always welcome, but keep it nice. Everyone is entitled to their opinions and shouldn’t be attacked because of them. If you want to hear audio versions of these articles, you can find them on my YouTube channel ‘Screen and Joystick’. I will hopefully begin recording these first two episodes in the coming days. I will be posting two articles a week, starting next week, so I am excited to begin this journey with you all! Thank you for reading! See you in the next post!

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About to sign-in to some more Genshin Impact 3.5!

#genshin impact #gaming #ps5 #jrpg

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“Loot Or Get Off The Pot” – RPGamer

“Loot Or Get Off The Pot” – RPGamer

RPGamer has been covering RPGs since 1998, with the current version of the site launched in 2018. Due to the wholesale change in our back-end and systems only certain content created from 2018 onwards has been carried over to our new site. However, all of our older content can still be found at archive.rpgamer.com. Streaming Schedule Watch live on twitch.tv/rpgamer (all times Eastern)Times and…

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RPGCast Episode 657 – “Well-Seasoned Blobber” – RPGamer#RPGCast #Episode #WellSeasoned #Blobber #RPGamer

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It’s one final week of JCServant ‘Phil-ing’ in! Chris plays Podcast: Painkiller Enhanced Edition, and probably needs a nap. Anna Marie picnics with some ham sandwiches, while her Pokémon are gettin’ busy. Question of the WeekHow do you resist buying games on your wishlist before the holidays? Please help us 🙁 Check out the show notes here! Podcast: Play in new window | Download Subscribe: Google…

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Braveland wizard brave hero that stood up

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Plug the power cable back on and press the PS button again to start it up.

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That’s standing “in the gap” for the people he serves. How to Fix Braveland Wizard Not Working on PC/Playstation/Xbox. But he has stayed in the community where he grew up, despite being robbed and even receiving a death threat, because he wanted to be close to the church where he is pastor. Braveland Wizard builds on the original turn based adventure of Braveland by. When he and his wife wanted to build a home, some of their friends advised them to live in the suburbs instead of inner-city Chicago. A JustGiving page set up to help financially support the hero in his recovery raised more than 4,000 in less than 24 hours, while the running total currently stands at 9,750. Summary: Gingerbrave leads all the cookies to freedom, he needs to be brave for them, everyone looks up to him, he can't disappoint them. Explore Games Like Heroes of Might and Magic on our curated list of similar.

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