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Tim_Eagon

@tim-eagon.dice.camp.ap.brid.gy

Proud geek, Badger, and table top gamer! RPG freelancer (#dnd, Murders & Acquisitions, CAPERS) and telecom worker. He/Him. DM's open 🌉 bridged from ⁂ https://dice.camp/@Tim_Eagon, follow @ap.brid.gy to interact

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Tim_Eagon@tim-eagon.dice.camp.ap.brid.gy · yesterday

RE: https://dice.camp/@Tim_Eagon/117035286069988263 I think I am going to go for the thematic trifecta and watch Companion (2025) tonight. Anybody have any thoughts on the movie (no spoilers) #Movies #Cinemastodon #Film #SciFi #Horror

Tim_Eagon@tim-eagon.dice.camp.ap.brid.gy · 2d ago

Tonight, I watched Ex Machina (2014), which I loved, and made an interesting cautionary double bill with last night's Upgrade. It's weird catching up on nerd/Internet cultural touchstones so long after the fact! #Movies #Cinemastodon #Film #ExMachina

Peter Amthor@peteramthor.dice.camp.ap.brid.gy · 2d ago

A review I did last year for a #Kult supplement that is an absolutely amazing resource for any modern day #ttrpg. https://trulyrural.blogspot.com/2025/07/review-labyrinths-and-secret-chambers.html

Review: Labyrinths and Secret Chambers for Kult

** _Kult: Labyrinths and Secret Chambers_** This is a sourcebook and map pack for Kult: Divinity Lost from Modiphius Games. As I don’t run or play the latest edition of Kult I was hesitant to pick this one up. However the pictures I had seen of the product really spiked my interest. There are 100 different maps in this thing. Each printed on it’s own sheet with a basic black and white line version on one side and a shaded and more detailed version (furniture and stuff like that added in) on the other side. Then a booklet on how to use the maps and ideas for what they could be used for. First lets talk about the 100 maps. They are not bound in a book, but loose and shrink wrapped with the book. The cartography is great but they aren’t done with squares for movement or anything since Kult doesn’t use mapped out tactical combat. Done in standard paper quality and very clean each one is numbered for reference. Now I've tossed mine into page sleeves and put them in a three ring binder for easier access and use. But I found out something I wasn’t aware of. I had bought 100 page sleeves for 100 maps. Three of the maps aren’t one page. So they have the map number followed by a letter to keep them in order. You will need an additional 5 sleeves or, as I did, simply packed the ones with multiple pages into one sleeve. Honestly I don’t see this as a negative at all since I got even more than I thought I was getting. Variety is the word of the day here. Maps for all kinds of stuff. Apartments, buildings, subway stations, railways, streets, a submarine, all sorts of larger locations and places that really feel like something out of Metropolis (from Kult not Superman). You have got a LOT to work with and you won’t be burning through all of these anytime soon. Plus many could be used multiple times for multiple things, but more about that when I talk about the book. Second thing is the booklet. Plenty packed into this 64 pages. Starting with a list of the maps. We get a little mini picture, four to a page, of each map and three different things that particular map could be used for. Ranging from normal and everyday to more horror themed. Plenty of inspiration just by reading these. After that we get a few pages on how the various Death Angels and Archons can have affects on locations. While very Kult lore themed there are still an abundance of ideas here. With several pages after that just covering inspiration names, locations, objects found, etc. So they just try to hand you as much material to get your imagination going as they possibly can. So two thumbs up, very much worth it for me. Will be using a lot of these maps in my upcoming horror games. But just the resource of maps alone is well worth the price. You can pick this up at your FLGS and, if they are part of the Bits-and-Mortar program, you can get the pdf for free. If not you can grab a hardcopy over on Amazon easily and the pdf on DrivethruRPG. If you like this review and want to see more like it check out my Ko-Fi page and maybe show me some support! Thanks for reading.

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