Summary for the week ending Dec 3, 2017

Here’s a summary of activity for the week ending December 3rd, 2017.

The big news this week is actually over at Hermetic Library. Magick, Music and Ritual 13, the Hermetic Library Anthology Album for 2017, has been released. Check it out!

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Consider also checking out what I’m up to over on my personal blog and at Hermetic Library.

Here’s a summary of posts on the blog from last week

• I’ve detected some grim ore up in here — Detective Grimoire
• I need space and time for danger to love us — Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime
• TSR Dungeons & Dragons Fantasy Adventure Game Expert Rulebook — Visual
• ICRPG Gunk in your Junk, Part 2 — Index Card RPG
• Dungeons & Dragons — Visual
• Oblige me in the van, Elder fam — The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
• El-Fish — Visual
• Bounding to the boingy boingy stars — Starbound
• Cthulhu Dice — Visual
• ICRPG Lost Tomb of the Skeleton King, Part 2 — Index Card RPG
• Dungeons & Dragons — Visual
• Odd Order Anthology Artist Vovin Lonshin — Anthology
• Become a Patron! — Rigaroga
• Thieves of Lankhmar — Visual

Here’s videos and streams from last week

• ICRPG Trail to Ghost Mountain, Part 3 — Index Card RPG
• Catch a tail by the cat — Cattails
• Left dead for 10 years too — Left 4 Dead 2
• I see class is out this fall — Fallout Classic
• That cave painting is mammoth — The Mammoth
• ICRPG The Horde of Haghu, Part 7 — Index Card RPG

Here’s some popular posts on social media last week

• Dungeons & Dragons Expert Game Adventure, Adventures in Blackmoor by Dave L Arneson and David J Richie, Module DA1, from TSR, circa 1986 “An Adventure for Character Levels 10-14”
• Advanced Dungeons & Dragons, Dungeon Module D3, Vault of the Drive by Gary Gygax, from TSR Games, circa 1978 “Third of 3 Modules” “Official D&D Tournament Module used at GenCon XI”
• Gloom: The Game of Inauspicious Incidents & Grave Consequences by Keith Baker, from Atlas Games, circa 2009, a card game with a cool transparency mechanic to increase tragedy before death
• Advanced Dungeons & Dragons, Dungeon Module D2 Shrine of the Kuo-Toa by Gary Gygax, from TSR Games, Second of 3 Modules, Official D&D Tournament Module used at GenCon XI
• Hecatomb 40-Card Starter from Wizards of the Coast, circa 2005, featuring five sided cards with transparency so they can stack during play