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Legend of Dungeon was one of the cool games I saw at Pax East 2013. I like quirky indie style games. I hadn’t heard about LoDs successful kickstarter campaign, so it was a gem of a find for me.
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Recently, I shared the file and a link to a Lulu formatted version of the Microlite20 rules which we use for our role playing game.
Here is the character sheet we use for our Microlite20 characters. It prints well on the plain side of a 5×8 index card. The lined side can then be used for notes, or – if you use the “plain on both sides” kind – character profile drawings.
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Click below for the playable HTML5 browser game.
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Lego Universe is Now Closed
My son “bought” this game with “moola” earned as a reward for doing work over the past few months.
If you qualify for the Nintendo 3Ds Ambassador program, your first batch of downloads is ready.
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Starburst sour jelly beans make great edible damage counters.
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I don’t know what is up with this flag in Lego Universe, but it obviously was not something this character is allowed to have.
Today, I had my first annoying and somewhat scary experience with Facebook.
Today, I had my first annoying and somewhat scary experience with Facebook. I’ve been playing the wildly popular Mafia Wars by Zynga on Facebook. The concept is to do various criminal jobs and rob and attack other people in the game so that you may accumulate items and advance to higher levels where you can do more of the same.
When you attack or rob someone, you can cause them to fight back, ask their mafia to attack you, or put you on a hit list where anyone can attack you for a reward. It’s all part of the fun of the game.
Someone in the game crossed over the boundary into my real life; at least my “real” Facebook life. The person sent me a menacing message on Facebook about my behavior in the game.
