Via Joystik, Dennis McCauley of Game Politics writes a column about politics and gaming for Joystik blog called The Political Gamer. This week’s article is all about how the climate has been changing recently: it’s been...
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“So, you just ran into it and this broke off?” It was Yasmine Teli’Larien speaking. She did so in a hushed, considering tone. Her eyes never left the shard of Burning Crystal that floated nearby and glowered with barely restrained menace, time-sharing between everyone in the group as equally as it could.
Helvetica’s return had assembled a small convention.
In the gathering were Kariel, the Rogue trainer; Sallina, the Hunter trainer; Arena, the Mage trainer; Jestenis Sunstriker—didn’t say what he trained, but from his gigantic sword and disapproving expression she figured that he was her mentor-to-be—and even Shara Sunwing, who sold stuff. Attracted by the commotion, like moths to a flame, two magical brooms also hovered nearby, followed closely by several cats. Always cats. The Sunspire was lousy with them and the amount of fur they shed seemed to give the brooms something to do in their down time.
Read MoreWhen tragedy strikes it feels like expert carvers arrive instantly on scene to etch greater and more intricate detail into the woodwork—because everyone suddenly comes out of it. Everyone. The recent horrors of the Virginia Tech...
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