- FIRE EMBLEM FATES SWITCH TRIAL
- FIRE EMBLEM FATES SWITCH PLUS
FIRE EMBLEM FATES SWITCH PLUS
Plus a few more sets of dice, because who doesn’t need more dice? Pool of d6s and my “Ragnorak” travel dice.White and yellow gems to represent other things.Red and blue gems to represent things.Yellow and white crystals for “inspiration”, plot points, etc.Plastic minis repurposed from Heroquest.Plano Cases for real-world gaming supplies – replaces crumbling IKEA box held together by (badly matched) nuts and bolts.Check out the Game Master Box of Holding companion post for photos of the boxes in action.In early access, still a bit buggy and the interface could use some polish.It doesn’t replace sitting around a table with friends to play the board game, but it does have the advantage of doing all of the fiddly things for you.
Been playing for a few weeks now with some friends and I am quite enjoying it.David’s been playing the Gloomhaven video game.Picard just didn’t feel quite like Star Trek to him. David definitely enjoyed Discovery and Lower Decks more. Finished Picard after skipping a few episodes.Inspired David to watch Discovery and have watched all the way up to the part 1 of the two part-er in season 3.Watched the two seasons of Lower Decks, felt like Futurama meets Next Generation.
FIRE EMBLEM FATES SWITCH TRIAL
David picked up the trial for CBS All Access for a week. Seems to be the last of the Miles Vorkosigan series. Gentleman Jole and the Red Queenby Lois McMaster Bujold. If Harry Dresden were British and could divine the future. Ken’s a huge Marvel fanboy, and right now he could use a video game that includes all his favorite heroes (including the X-men). Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order. Ken told himself he wouldn’t get it until he completed Fire Emblem: Fates: Birthright. More JRPG squad-level tactical combat, this time for the Switch. Transhumans battle against aliens intent on “saving us” so we can meet their god at the end of time. “epic story of humanity’s battle for survival on a terraformed planet.”. The Children of Time by Adrian Tchaikovsky. Fourth book in the epic Stormlight Archives. Star Wars: Thrawn Ascendancy (Book I: Chaos Rising) by Timothy Zahn. But not as good as the original (where “good” is a highly subjective term). Library 64 (or “Ken has more books than time”) The Lair of Secrets returns as Ken and David delve into their respective stacks of books, contemplate new video game including Gloomhaven, Fire Emblem: Three Houses, and Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order, and then talk about their favorite game master hacks.
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