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Posted: February 22, 2007
Ancient Chinese backdrop? Check. Massive conflict determining the fate of a nation? Check. Four thousand pounds of butt-kicking action in a five-pound bag? Check. Qin: The Warring States probably has other merits, but it hits the Big Three and that's what's important.Posted: February 21, 2007
Mmmm, just like the preserves Mother used to . . . wait, did you say canned adventures? Oh. Uh, then we heartily recommend a duo of Diomin delectables: Danger in the City of Immer and Outpost Qether. Sorry for the mix-up. Nearly lunch time, y'see.Posted: February 20, 2007
Tsuro is a race, and yet you do not want to finish first. How zen is that?Posted: February 19, 2007
Three times a magical, school-aged, chosen-of-the-gods, psychic, gender-swapping, super-strong, robot, maid, martial artist from another world living in an alternate history. Sorry. Big Eyes, Small Mouth just hit edition number three, and while that certainly explains the mental image the above "joke" produces, it certainly doesn't excuse it. Our apologies.Posted: February 18, 2007
Need something to break the ice? Something to take everyone's minds off the dead body in the living room? Defuse an otherwise tense and uncomfortable situation with The Art of Conversation!Posted: February 17, 2007
That's right! If you act now, not only can you get Destiny, we'll send you Shadow as a special bonus! So hurry, Midnight fans, order your Destiny and Shadow today!Posted: February 16, 2007
It won't help you with who, what, when, how, or why, but when it comes to where . . . oh yeah. The Ptolus Vinyl Map has "where" in spades. It's got "where" flying out in every direction. There's so much "where" here that the sturdy cardboard tube the map is packed in just might not hold. Yes, a colossal plenteousness of "where" is just waiting to be had.Posted: February 15, 2007
It takes a lot more than just big eyes and a small mouth to survive the frenetic world of Anima: Shadow of Omega. It also helps to have courage, cunning, and a sword the size of a Buick.Posted: February 14, 2007
In case you missed it the first thirty-six times, Dungeon Crawl Classics #37: The Slithering Overlord is here to let you know that, yes, old-school dungeon crawling is still alive and well. Figuratively speaking, anyway. Everything involved with the crawl itself is either quite dead or was looted for its magical properties.Posted: February 13, 2007
One volume is not nearly enough to cover the strange and varied (and sometimes strangely varied) cults of Glorantha. No! There must be a second volume. A RuneQuest: Cults of Glorantha Volume 2, if you will. Then, and only then, shall there be enough room to satiate their culty egos.Posted: February 12, 2007
It would seem that some tiny wooden blocks have grown weary of being ruled by the land-owning aristocracy. These tiny wooden blocks rose up and and made a big fuss, and now the game board is divided into various warring zones. Shogun: the fun game of murderously violent tiny wooden blocks.Posted: February 11, 2007
Mr. Drug-Addled, Laser Machete Wielding Sociopath. Since it's a well-known fact that utopia is as boring as a beige wall in a mime school, Cyberpunk: Gang Book is just the "dys" your "topia" needs to keep things interesting.Posted: February 10, 2007
Warehouse 23 has posted an updated Top 10 page for January. Check it out, and see what all the cool kids are buying . . .Posted: February 09, 2007
Life got ya down? No hope in sight? Do you feel an unreasonable, uncontrollable desire to paint every red door you see black? Well turn that frown upside-down, because you can project your worries away on the latest Gloom expansion, Unwelcome Guests! And if you were so busy wallowing that you missed it first time around, Unhappy Homes is back!Posted: February 08, 2007
A pop-culture reference from a decade ago goes here. It is followed by a lame tie-in to the featured product, Talisman: Sands of Al-Kalim. Low-brow toilet humor, sexual innuendo, or a cheap shot at d20 follows. A thinly veiled attack on the customer's taste (or the product's premise) brings up the rear. Lip service is paid to our Secret Masters at the end. Normally, you're not cleared to see that part. .