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Unboxing in the Nook
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 25 ก.ค. 2011
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Unboxing in the Nook: Planescape & Adventures in the Multiverse II
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Unboxing in the Nook: Planescape & Adventures in the Multiverse II
Unboxing in the Nook: Blake’s 7 - Collection One
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Unboxing in the Nook: Blake’s 7 - Collection One
Unboxing in the Nook: Dungeon Masters Guide
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Unboxing in the Nook: Dungeon Masters Guide
Unboxing in the Nook: Tarzan Centennial
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Unboxing in the Nook: Tarzan Centennial
Unboxing in the Nook: Electric Mangroove
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Unboxing in the Nook: Electric Mangroove
Unboxing in the Nook: Lulu.com Black Friday 2024
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Unboxing in the Nook: Lulu.com Black Friday 2024
Unboxing in the Nook: Tales from the Smoking Wyrm No. 4
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An unboxing of Tales from the Smoking Wyrm No. 4, the fanzine by Trevor Stamper, John Olszewski, and Brian Gilkison and published by Blind Visionary Publications for use with Dungeon Crawl Classics from Goodman Games. Full Review Here: Coming Soon Available To Buy Here: www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/380500/tales-from-the-smoking-wyrm-4?affiliate_id=392872
Unboxing in the Nook: The Complete Adventure Game
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Unboxing in the Nook: The Complete Adventure Game
Unboxing in the Nook: Ticket to Ride - Legacy of the West
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Unboxing in the Nook: Ticket to Ride - Legacy of the West
Unboxing in the Nook: The City That Time Forgot
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Unboxing in the Nook: The City That Time Forgot
Unboxing in the Nook Nook: Planescape & Adventures in the Multiverse I
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Unboxing in the Nook Nook: Planescape & Adventures in the Multiverse I
Unboxing in the Nook: The Great When: A Long London Novel
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An unboxing of The Great When: A Long London Novel by Alan Moore and published by Bloomsbury Publishing.
Unboxing in the Nook: Black Friday Modiphius Entertainment 2024
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Unboxing in the Nook: Black Friday Modiphius Entertainment 2024
Unboxing in the Nook: The Rest is History Returns
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Unboxing in the Nook: The Rest is History Returns
Unboxing in the Nook: Gods of the Forbidden North Vol. 1
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Unboxing in the Nook: Gods of the Forbidden North Vol. 1
Unboxing in the Nook: Furtherest - Crown Jewel of Lunar Tarsh
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Unboxing in the Nook: Furtherest - Crown Jewel of Lunar Tarsh
Unboxing in the Nook: The Dragon’s Secret
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Unboxing in the Nook: The Dragon’s Secret
Unboxing in the Nook: Fiends of the Eastern Front Vol. 2
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Unboxing in the Nook: Fiends of the Eastern Front Vol. 2
Unboxing in the Nook: Tales from the Smoking Wyrm No. 3
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Unboxing in the Nook: Tales from the Smoking Wyrm No. 3
Unbagging in the Nook: DragonMeet 2024
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Unbagging in the Nook: DragonMeet 2024
Unboxing in the Nook: Delta Force Companion
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Unboxing in the Nook: Delta Force Companion
One of my favorite shows. I was going to order it until I realized it was only first season so far and expensive.
Going to be expensive either way. Plus you will have to wait longer for the collected edition (if there is one).
I recall Ron Ely playing Tarzan back in the late 1960s on British telly.
I edited a few of those!
Buy this NOW if you don't have it! This is amazing!
I wish you had just pointed the camera down at the book.... I was really looking forward to a flip through of it.
@@CarrollLiddell I appreciate that the flip through of the book was insufficient for you. However, as you can clearly see by my set-up, that is not possible, as I cannot mount a camera on the nook, plus, it is clearly not what do I do from the hundreds of unboxing videos I have previously filmed.
I really like the decision to go more Inuit than Norse with the northern environment and culture. Just helps the setting stand out a bit more. Eagerly awaiting my hard copies. I actually upgraded to the premium version from my original when Robert ran the second KS. The megadungeon is going to be truly epic.
A tremendous grand campaign, with very few comparisons: _both_ a sandbox, alpine hexcrawl and a strong central spine of an adventure to keep the world moving forward. Volume 2 looks even better, going into the darkness…fantastic creator too.
I hope you made a character for the cat. :)
@@mikemorbid1752 tried to, but he really only wants to play a cat and not roleplay…
Yes you could argue you want France back indeed. But no don't go there ! 😅
@@stephanechidiac812 not sure who it would annoy more…
A haul equivalent to Santa’s sack. I was really impressed with _Dragonbane_ and I hope we get to hear a review of _The Magnus Archives_ in the future!
Very interesting Is there a second volume please? Thanks for posting Best regards, Stefano
Thank you so much. Great video!
You are welcome. Please check the review in the link for what I really thought of it.
Very nice unbagging, thanks for sharing. 😊
You are wlecome.
It is an amazing series . The audiobook does make it even better !
Interesting as I'm a big fan of the role-playing game The Mutant Epoch and own all the books.
You're doing a fantastic job! I need some advice: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?
Try the Audiobooks. They are narrated extremely well. Great book series.
You have to give it to DCC's support of Third Party publishers. They really create a lot of excellent content.
1. Very curious about this setting. I saw a version of this with a BLACK label versus a RED label. Not sure which one means what. Which one is closer to 5e and easier to learn/teach. 2. Is the red version the only one that is still getting supported? 3. Looking forward to a Kickstarter (Ryoko's Guide to the Yokai Realms) and it's a system book, not a world book. This may be the world I can wrap around that Yokai Realms book.
Cool setting, but awful system, infused by insipid identity politics, which is a shame. And it's pronounced with a long, soft "a" sound in Rokugan. More like Rokugaan, sounds like han.
Thanks for your comment, but I not only disagree with everything you say after the words 'cool' and 'setting', I agree with the setting's inclusion of 'identity politics'. The only thing I find insipid is your comment.
@@PookieUK LOL! Well Played!
Yea this book is awesome. I hope you had a chance to read it. One of, if not the best, science fiction book I've ever read. Out of curiosity what's your favourite sci fi novel?
That's pretty underwhelming, to say the least. These days, in order to stand out, you need great presentation, original ideas, or, preferably, both. This doesn't appear to have any of that.
I got the signed edition as well. Kates a great writer.
I'm glad I finally got a copy of this. Very cool vibes. I've played around a bit with it as a solo game, not that it's designed to be one. I'm hoping I can actually run it for other people at some point.
are you gunna try 'skywards' by joe henderson & lee garbett?
I just picked up the new edition of Over The Edge rpg. 😊
This is a pretty good one. Getting into the dungeon at all is a major task for the players. It's a fun little twist.
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I think I'll be adding one of those to my Christmas wish list!
Loving your garden seat
I have this book and have been wanting to run it for a long time, but we just haven't gotten to it yet. 😊
Thanks for this great review of MSPE Stormhaven. I just opened this for the first time a few weeks back. I think I'd need to read it at least twice to get confident to run it due to the large area (e.g., the house) and many potential adventures contained within (everything from industrial espionage to resurrecting an ancient Celtic (!) god). As a sourcebook, it does offer a lot of content to develop several adventures and with some work I can imagine Stormhaven offering many nights of MSPE fun. PS, I too love seeing the old brochures for other products. I'm wondering if you know why so few MSPE were created. Was this the RPG crash in the 1980s as video games emerged or something else? Thanks!
I would be curious to know how similar public access shows and hosts were from the US stuff I am used to seeing vs the British (I assume?) stuff you're used to! Does the game hit quite the same for you essentially? That's really just a hypothetical as I don't think there would be a way to know.
I'm glad it's reaching more and more people! The artwork is amazing, and the creatures are very authentic to Ukrainianand folklore
So it only ever contained the three books--no dice or other components? Or was the adventure included?
Neat! I have to disagree with that book though, William Henry Harrison was the best president. Lincoln was kind of neat? He like to wrestle people which ... :D what an American thing, just this fella that would call out people in public to come wrestle. He was quite good, according to reputation. America would be a really fun place to be if we weren't so outrageously dangerous as a society.
This one looks awesome. For me, the thing that's put it firmly on my wishlist is the giant guinea pig(!) in the glass tunnel.
Cool book. Reminds me of the classic (Hex Games) Hobomancer - in fact, it might work well as an adaptation. Less of a one shot that way. BTW: Didn't miss the very timely Elfquest in the background!
Very timely... There is a retrospective review of ElfQuest on the blog which I only wrote this week!
hey dude is there over eighty conan books to date?
In terms of roleplaying? If you take into account the books from TSR, Inc., Steve Jackson Games, Mongoose, and Modiphius Entertainment, quite possibiliy.
I can’t imagine what a journalist who is fully paid up member of the MSM liberal narrative is going to put the change in our nation down to. Would be fascinating to examine how Sopel’s ideology deals with the reality of his observations and interprets them to maintain his status quo.
I cannot possibly imagine what someone who uses 'mainstream liberal narrative' in such a fashion will think of his opinion.
IT'S RINGS!!! I spend ALL of my money on that trading card game when I was a nipper. I had a badass scorpion clan deck and a pretty solid crab clan deck. I even played the original iteration of the RPG. That really takes me back. Good call!
:( Could you install a sunroof now?
"Verily, thence did the Hercpocalypse bear down the roof of the Nook unto the very crown of Pookie, and smote him mightily with planks. Thus came about the end of the reign of the unboxings"
I hope you are feeling better.
Yes, thank you. More shocked by the collapse than hurt.
Do you think the color palette being so yellow is a deliberate choice? What do you think they are trying to communicate by doing so, if that is the case?
Honestly, I cannot say. I would need to read the anthology in more detail and find time to do that!
Sadly, I found Sopel to be pedaling an underdeveloped surface layer narrative. He does it very well. Erudite, educated and written convincingly enough to prop up the shallow arrogance of his own class. But he's missed much of the underlying sickness that has been underpinning our core political and socioeconomic systems since the end of the '70s, which are now becoming obvious. Biting even the cosseted, subaltern managerial class and the captured media behemoths that have always paid his wages. Unfortunately, he's still stuck on his eternal transatlantic flight, writing from comfort and to comfort a set of people that would struggle to gain the mental tools, even if they could afford, to be honest with themselves. Despite all that it's interesting to read and understand why the billionaire owner media intelligencia won't be much help with the horrors of the present and the tough days ahead.
I heard a thought similar in one of Dan Carlin's Hardcore History series: "In history, things that suddenly happen were actually building up for a very long time if you know what to look for"
@@padrescout Thanks. I've not encountered that podcast. I'll definitely give it a listen.
@@Wraithing I really enjoy them. He’s a former journalist whom is very upfront with “I am not a historian” and vigorously cites proper authoritative sources. His series on the battle of Thermopylae and the Greek/Persian war might be my favorite, it’s called “king of kings”.
Sopel was in the US for 8 years, got back as Biden got elected, so he was gone from 2012-2020ish? Thereabouts? .... He missed a lot - I heard somewhere America is the number one source of exporting far-right extremism ... so ... sorry. We are aware of the problem and working on solving it. Additional specific apologies for emboldening your extremist into voting to destroy your economy. The difference surely was jarring. Shit ... UI haven't left America since 2016 (mostly) and I barely recognize the place, full-stop being on another continent and then returning to this would blow my mind. I bet that book is fantastic. After your partner is done with that book, update us with a "recommend" or "do not recommend?"
Where are you based, I cant quite place your accent.
My accent? I am English.
Thank you so much for the review. We look forward to the next unboxing!
You are welcome! Link to a full length review in the comments. I have two more supplements to come which I have unboxed and reviewed.
I really loved reading this and Into the Wyrd & Wild. Where Into the Wyrd & Wild felt generic enough to plug into any game's deep, dark forests, this one felt a bit more opinionated. It's a bit more of a setting in itself. However, there's so much in the book you could raid for whatever city setting you might be using, be it Lankhmar, the City State of the Invincible Overlord, or what have you.