ASOIAF GAMA Reveals
Out of the frying pan, and into the fire. Fresh after a small Martell Leak comes the announcement of several […]
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Lore
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Dawn of Dorne – Starter Set
Carly C
/ March 16, 2022
The most anticipated army for A Song of Ice and Fire is the forces of Dorne. Under the banner of
40K, Lore, Podcast, videocast
Taylore the Spoil-er (GODBLIGHT SPOILERS) | Grim After Dark
Reece Robbins
/ August 4, 2021
40K’s only late night talk show, hosted by two guys who know better.
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40K Philosophy Year in Review
Chris Morgan
/ January 3, 2021
I want to start this recap properly with a big “Thank you!” to everyone who read, discussed, and shared these articles.
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40K Philosophy: Reconciliation
Chris Morgan
/ December 13, 2020
While understanding that Warhammer is designed to defy or spite the idea of sound living principles, resolution, and progress (unless that progress is also subverted for the sake of some larger moral compromise), Warhammer fiction is at its best when it challenges its fundamental premises.
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Primarch Philosophy: Horus
Chris Morgan
/ November 22, 2020
This is the truth of Horus Lupercal – that it didn’t matter how much he was given, born with, or celebrated, he was only really interested in himself and his own desires.
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IN YOUR PHASE EPISODE XV: BROKEN RULES [?]
ALL-CAPS_ALEX
/ November 20, 2020
This week we continue to share more details from Broken Realms: Morathi. We have a lot to look over when
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Art and Philosophy
Chris Morgan
/ November 8, 2020
“Art is subjective.” Yeah, we’ve all heard that one. This cliche saying basically means that not all art means the same thing to everyone. While that can certainly be true, I tend to look at art interpretation much like I look at literary interpretation – not all interpretations are equal or are equally supported by the subject matter.