| Book Review: Dungeons & Dragons: Warriors & Weapons (Young Adventurer’s Guides)
Dungeons & Dragons: Warriors & Weapons
Dungeons & Dragons Young Adventurer’s Guides
Hardcover | Kindle
D&D Accessory
Wizards Of The Coast
Release Date: July 16, 2019 I can barely contain the excitement that this series causes me. The Young Adventurer’s Guides are aimed at the intermediate level readers and are definitive primers for the world’s greatest role playing game, Dungeons & Dragons. The book I am reviewing today, Warriors & Weapons, is geared towards character creation for these younger readers. These are more advanced than The A*B*Cs Of D&D and The 1*2*3s Of D&D, which I reviewed back in February, but are not quite at the level of the core rule books. That said, this book was quite informative and a fun little read. Allow me to elaborate!
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| The Drill Down 539: Tragedy In FloridaOn this week’s The Drill Down podcast, a tragic shooting at an eSports tournament, President Trump says Google is rigged to make him look bad, Tesla stays public, 3D guns, killer robots … and much, much more.
...continue reading » Tags: 3D Guns, 3D Printing, Amazon, CD Projekt RED, cellphone, Cyberpunk 2077, Elon Musk, esports, Facebook, Florida, Google, gun violence, Guns, Jacksonville, Madden, Madden 19, Madden NFL 19, Mobile, President Trump, robots, Tesla, Tesla Model 3, Tesla motors, Trump, Twitter, Weapons | |
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| The Drill Down 424: Fingered by the LawThis week, SpaceX goes to Mars, a new Nintendo console, Comcast buys Dreamworks Animation, killer robots, can the Government force you to unlock your phone?…and much more this week on The Drill Down.
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| DVD Review: Weapons |
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Weapons
Directed by Adam Bhala Lough
Starring Nick Cannon, Paul Dano, Mark Webber
Lionsgate Home Entertainment
Release Date: March 3, 2009 I knew I was headed for trouble when I saw Nick Cannon on the cover of the DVD for the movie Weapons. But I am forever an optimist, so I decided to give it a shot. Just because Mr. Cannon’s claim to fame is being on basic cable and marrying Mariah Carey doesn’t mean he can’t act or pick good movies to star in, right? So after watching this movie, was I proven wrong? Sadly, no. Weapons is just about near every idealistic student film you have ever seen. Right off the bat, a murder occurs at a fast food restaurant and Reggie (Cannon) is killed. For the rest of the film, the movie follows Reggie as well as other youths in a series of disjointed flashback vignettes that explains how Reggie ended up dead and why the murder occurred in the first place. The whole point of the film is to explain that even the smallest event can have devastating results but after watching 30 minutes of the film, does it really matter?
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