A French mathematics teacher is said to have devised a powerful
technique for keeping classroom chatter to a minimum: Whenever his class
gets too noisy, he simply writes a spoiler from Game of Thrones on the board. As in: “Oh, you haven’t finished reading A Storm of Swords? LET ME TELL YOU EVERYONE WHO DIES.”
Gavin Aung Than's Zen Pencils is a blog with a pretty simple premise: take inspirational quotes and set them to comics. (Including Carl Sagan, Litany against Fear, Neil deGrasse Tyson) But Than has recently deviated his usual quotes format to tell an original story, "The Artist-Troll War." (Part One, Part Two, Part Three, Part Four) Kris Straub, whose webcomics include the pychological-horror of Broodhollow, the satirical sci-fi of Starslip, and the "I was Meta before you knew what it meant" Checkerboard Nightmare, used his visual gag comic Chainsawsuit to make a response.
Here's a closer look at The Full D&D Map from last week's Community I’m pretty sure I’ve gone through the Forest of Frustrations on several campaign I’ve played.
Try translating Lorem Ipsum and you get some striking effects. A straightforward translation isn’t possible – for one thing, ‘lorem’ isn’t a word, it’s a chopped off bit of ‘dolorem’ – but Jaspreet Singh Boparai, a postgraduate at Cambridge, has come up with the next best thing.
"What had fallen into my hot little hands was none other than one of the booklets that Patricia Pulling and her fellow members of Bothered About Dungeons & Dragons would hand out to people - police, pastors, parents, teachers, and librarians - to help 'educate' them about this terrible 'danger.' It was a crowning jewel to any collection of anti-RPG propaganda."
Gavin Aung Than's Zen Pencils is a blog with a pretty simple premise: take inspirational quotes and set them to comics. (Including Carl Sagan, Litany against Fear, Neil deGrasse Tyson) But Than has recently deviated his usual quotes format to tell an original story, "The Artist-Troll War." (Part One, Part Two, Part Three, Part Four) Kris Straub, whose webcomics include the pychological-horror of Broodhollow, the satirical sci-fi of Starslip, and the "I was Meta before you knew what it meant" Checkerboard Nightmare, used his visual gag comic Chainsawsuit to make a response.
Here's a closer look at The Full D&D Map from last week's Community I’m pretty sure I’ve gone through the Forest of Frustrations on several campaign I’ve played.
Try translating Lorem Ipsum and you get some striking effects. A straightforward translation isn’t possible – for one thing, ‘lorem’ isn’t a word, it’s a chopped off bit of ‘dolorem’ – but Jaspreet Singh Boparai, a postgraduate at Cambridge, has come up with the next best thing.
"What had fallen into my hot little hands was none other than one of the booklets that Patricia Pulling and her fellow members of Bothered About Dungeons & Dragons would hand out to people - police, pastors, parents, teachers, and librarians - to help 'educate' them about this terrible 'danger.' It was a crowning jewel to any collection of anti-RPG propaganda."
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