Played enough of the WoW Forever beta to get a feel for how it'll play, submitted plenty of bugs and feedback, so now I just wait until November. Still sorting out details, but I think I'll be starting as a Forsaken Paladin on the RP ruleset—at least at first—since I played Alliance in Vanilla.

After playing two streams of the Elden Ring Crowd Control + Randomizer, I think this may be my favorite way to play the game. I'm constantly having to think about how to approach a situation knowing that my chat can throw curve balls at me while also not necessarily knowing what is coming up.

This feels like it could be part of an intro in Breaking Bad or Better Call Saul.

Since we finished the Warcraft III DLC last week, it seems we need a new series for a bit... well, it HAS been awhile since we played Elden Ring. Why not make things a bit spicy?

Forsaken Kingdom completed last night. Absolutely phenomenal DLC, loved how it managed to feel like it fit in perfectly with the rest of the game. Also an example of something that I hope Blizzard does in the future, as it slid in some new lore and recontextualized old lore in a way that felt good.

We resume Warcraft III Forsaken Kingdom in about 1.5 hours and good lord if it isn't the thing that's been on my mind all weekend. Very excited to get back to Garek and Anya, especially after playing a bit of the WoW Forever beta as a Forsaken Paladin.

No one in my Daggerheart group has realized that my Seraph character is heavily inspired by Diablo angels. I'm curious to see how hard I can lean into it before they notice.

This is pretty much how I felt about both Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 and Tears of the Kingdom. The best sequels are just extensions of an already good game!

Currently working on planning out my Elden Ring randomizer + crowd control run, and I'm realizing just how cruel I can be to myself. Surely nothing will go wrong if I randomize EVERYTHING, right?

If you do not think you can trust modern videogames anymore, just remember that there are decades of titles out there, a fascinating history, you could play and love today! 💜

First time in ages I'm a player instead of GM, and it's my first look into Daggerheart. Already a fan! Character creation was straightforward and created connections in the party. I decided to make an Aetherius/Clank Seraph, with the idea that he was created as a vessel for a sliver of divinity.