The Venerable Weed

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Tacoma, WA Owner, Strix Publishing strixpublishing.com President of the Brush Wielders Union brushwieldersunion.com Wargaming News Writer: Bell of Lost Souls belloflostsouls.net Digital Curator, Newark Museum of Science & Trucking

Come find me this October at CRITCON in Portland, OR, where I'll be manning the Brush Wielders Union table all weekend. I'll also be giving my presentation, Quantity is its Own Quality, on painting whole wargaming armies for play, not display. Only $15 dollarydoos! #warhammer #warhammercommunity

Quantity is its Own Quality - Painting Wargaming Armies for Play — CRITCON

October 25th, 9am-11am A presentation on painting wargaming armies/collections for play. This ~75 minute seminar discusses the fundamentals of batch painting and other techniques helpful for getting...

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me about to get kicked out of the hobby store: "which chapter of space marines possesses an irrepressible joie de vivre while maintaining a wry sense of humor towards the foibles of life in the distant grimdark future? those are the ones on which I will base my toys' color scheme"

Dale and Byron from Oasis: Tactical Salvage Reclmation joined me again to talk about the journey the game's been on over the past six months and a little bit about what lies ahead as it completes its crowdfund and moves into production.

BWU Podcast Episode 88: Oasis: Tactical Salvage is here, and so are the creators | Brush Wielders Union

I originally discovered Oasis back in the winter and invited its creators to join me on this very podcast. Six month later, the game is live

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Was there a single piece of D&D news today that isn’t refrying an old setting or a mash up with another IP? Don’t get me wrong, I’m interested in Dark Sun for sure and Greyhawk/Dragonlance to a lesser extent but man…this slate has not got much creative juice

Man, mixing fictional universes was something I thought would be awesome when I was 12 but now just lessens my interest in everything involved. An occasional “What If?” style crossover is fun but these big mash ups can go straight in the dumpster