Leucy's Grenade Launcher- Eyestrain. A Weapon With A Few Nicks In It From Its Previous Wielders At CAIN,

I really did forget to reblog this earlier-

More AF attacks!

Characters courtesy of Personwho1s, @maggotea​, and JustAni !

Realized Yuuki's Hyper is actually just Grinch's Ultimatum

might get to play in a CAIN game at some point and I've become deeply obsessed with the character I'm planning ᓚᘏᗢ Seraph, unwilling exorcist with a collection of bones to pick

A real good game- but can be played real heavily. I recommend getting a feel for how dark your players are comfortable getting- and possibly include CWs/ get a good idea of your players’ hard nos and phobias. Boundaries aside, it’s a very good game that can sprout some excellent characters. I’ve mostly seen it run as one shots, which can be dramatic and can easily end in character death or cataclysmic failure if y’all like a trajedy. I’ve also seen some people try to run it as proper campaigns (thank you again to my wonderful DM friend [i’m sorry I never run anything man]) and that can bring out some real poignant and angsty character and relationship arcs. The seeds are laid in the ruins of broken men.

There’s also a CAIN official Discord, as well as a few channels for it in the LANCER Discord if you want more thoughts from more sources

But yeah- heavily recommend. I get to play my horrible son seeing good people die for no reason. It’s awesome.

anyone playing/running tom bloom's CAIN? i'm very normal about it & plan on running some sessions w/ some friendos & i wanted to get a feel of what others think about it!

Merry christmas everyone

Mauled by a tiger- I need to know more- please ramble about the eldritch beast and the tiger-mauled psyche it arose from

fortunado

type IV, manifested after subject h555 was mauled by a loose tiger during a carnival event in [][][][][]

Thinkin bout space. And magic. And loading screen tips for a game about space magic.

Scavengers Reign has arrived to Netflix! I caught this one on its previous HBO Max run and it is a beautiful, brutal masterpiece. I was riveted from start to end to see if the crash survivors could overcome the hostile environment they were stuck in.

This animated series focuses on the clash between human drama and the trials of survival with a focus on the natural world and its perils. Nothing is familiar. Everything is alien and strange and unexpected with masterfully rendered environments that intrigue and terrify. I would perhaps define this as scifi eco-horror?

It's not for the faint of heart, but if you have the stomach, go give this a watch! It deserves another season, but won't get one at Netflix if the

viewership doesn't support it. Go and let them know this is a keeper!

A trailer for the curious:

The Magnus Archives x Disco Elysium 📼🪩

Picking the quotes was really fun hehehe