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  • Games | WWdN in Exile

    She rolled a sixteen. Good for her!

    ByWil 7 March, 2012

    One of the cats, Luna, can be rather insistent about us paying attention to her. One of the ways she lets us know that we’re not doing her bidding** in a way that pleases her involves pulling all of the tissues out of the tissue box when we’re gone for a day, completely shredding a roll of paper towels while we’re at the store, and unrolling an entire roll of toiler paper over night for some reason.
    All of these things are intended to capture attention from both of us. When Luna really wants to get my attention, though, she goes after my gaming dice.

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    In which I am a proud father (this is not a repost)

    ByWil 6 March, 2012

    My son, Ryan, graduated college with a creative writing degree this past December. He got a job immediately after school, and moved all the way across the country to work there. I miss him every single day, but I’m incredibly proud of him, and the work he’s doing.

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  • From The Vault | Games

    From the Vault: Thank you for giving us endless worlds to explore, Gary Gygax. Rest in peace.

    ByWil 4 March, 2012

    This was originally written and posted in 2008.
    I just found out that Gary Gygax died. He was only 69.
    For most geeks, RPGs are a huge part of who we are, and many of the games I’ve loved — and continue to love — probably wouldn’t exist as they do without Gary Gygax. The news reports are calling him “the father of D&D,” but he was really the father of all role playing games, whether they were played with dice and paper, a deck of cards, or on a computer. Yeah, wargames existed before D&D, and fantasy existed before D&D, but D&D is the game that introduced fantasy gaming to my generation.
    I didn’t know him, and never met him, but his impact upon my life can’t be overstated.

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  • Current Affairs | Science | WWdN in Exile

    In which I am easily amused (again)

    ByWil 1 March, 2012

    The moral of this story, kids, is that the more easily amused you are, the more amusing things are to you.

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  • Games | JoCoCruiseCrazy

    JCCC2: in which Settlers of Catan is played on a boat

    ByWil 29 February, 2012

    Seamonkey Matt walked past us on the deck. A few days earlier, he’d asked me if I was interested in playing Settlers of Catan with him before the cruise was over. I told him that I was, but I didn’t want to be inside when it was beautiful outside, and I didn’t know if I’d have time. It turned out that, at this moment, I had time, and we were already outside where it was beautiful.
    We found a table that was protected from the sun, and began looking for group. I quickly found my son, Ryan, and asked him to play with us.
    “I’ve never played Settlers,” he said.
    “Yes you have. We played this all the time when you were little. You’ll remember as soon as you see the board.”
    As we began to put the board together he said, “Oh, I remember this. Wood for sheep!”
    “Yep, that’s the one.”

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