Tag: Sci-Fi
Dune – A Story in Screens
Sauron takes us inside the world of Dune
Vincent Kowolik, 6 February 2015
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GrogHeads Advanced Research on Projects Advisory #63
Gimme a G! Gimme an A! Gimme an ARRRRRR! Gimme a P! Gimme an A!
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Theomachy (Petersen Games)
$46k of $20k, ends 2 March 2015
Sandy Petersen, the brains behind Cthulhu Wars, is back with another supernatural smack-down. Theomachy pits the multiverse of gods against each other (and the Cthulhuians, too!) Ever wonder what would happen if the Egyptian and Norse deities clashed? Well, you can dig out your vintage-1981 Deities & Demigods book, or you can hop on the Theomachy train and battle it out in this interesting card game with equal parts strategy, poker-style bluffing, and drop-dead-gorgeous artwork. Power struggle? Well yeah! That’s pretty much the point, isn’t it?
Book Review: Strands of Sorrow
A Review of Strands of Sorrow by John Ringo
By Avery Abernethy, 28 January 2015
Strands of Sorrow is the 4th and (claimed by the author) final book in Ringo’s Zombie Apocalypse series. Wolf Squadron has manufactured the vaccination to the zombie apocalypse virus and has inoculated all of the US Navy crewmen on submarines. But everyone who became a zombie will stay a zombie. So almost all of the world’s population is either a zombie or was eaten by zombies.
With several thousand US servicemen, the US military, with civilian support, starts the initial operations to take back North America. They start with some isolated military bases and eventually fight to retake Camp Lejeune in North Carolina – one of the primary training bases for the US Marine Corps. This starts an entertaining side story about the living hell of staying in US Marine Basic Training for almost a full year, unable to leave due to the zombie hordes. This leads to Ringo’s take on the difference between training officers, combat officers, and logistics officers.


