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via penny-arcade.com Penny Arcade’s Mike Krahulik does some very clever things for his regular Dungeons and Dragons game, both conceptually and in terms of stagecraft. Here, he sends his party on an adventure modeled on quests from World of WarCraft, on a game board built using craft materials such as LED tea lights, Halloween spiderwebs, plastic toys and shiny trinkets. Posted via web from Rockett Science Labs

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Whenever I have occasion to discuss gaming with a non-enthusiast, I always have a little difficulty when it comes to explaining Penny Arcade. The mere fact that Penny Arcade needs to be explained is a testament to their impact on our world — to give the basic description, “It’s a webcomic about gaming,” is to do them a gross disservice. Jerry “Tycho” Holkins and Mike “Gabe” Krahulik are an institution; there is really no other way to summarize what Penny Arcade’s creators have become. Their fan

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