It's 1984; Dad's in the Navy and receives his next orders after Antigua, and we fly to Orlando, arrange to drive to the Pacific coast in order to catch an international flight to Tokyo International, Japan. Our final destination: Yokota Air Force Base.
I'd yet to encounter roleplaying games of any kind, and the most sophisticated game I'd played up to then was probably Risk or Stratego.
Limited Run Games does physical copies of games typically released only digitally for a variety of consoles. Today, I have a few short notes about realMYST.
This is not a review. A review is journalism of a different sort; this is more of a personal retrospective.
A speed painting for March 18, 2013:
G is for Glaug Zentradi Battle Pod (aka Marauder in Battletech, but that doesn’t begin with G).
The pilot is a Micronauts Time Traveler, for which I am unapologetic.
April 10, 1987: a trip from Yokota Air Base, Japan to Osan Air Base, South Korea, headed for Itaewon.
At fifteen years of age I'd lived in three different countries (including the US), and I was now visiting a fifth (including a long drive through Canada), albeit only for four days. The prospect of seeing a bit of South Korea was thrilling.
Some gaming-adjacent art done back in 25 February 2013 as a 45-minute speedpaint.
These three pieces aren't exactly game art, but maybe they could be! I believe it sets an ideal mood.
Beholder watercolor originally posted the 9th of December, 2011. Original long gone, but I think I can do better now if I try for another take.
Iä! Iä! Cthulhu fhtagn!
In July 19, 2013, I wrote:
Dwellers Below box art by Ray Rubin, acquired into the personal collection (of not very many miniatures, to be honest) in June 2, 2011.
My favorite Rust Monster. Circa 1970s toy chinasaur plastic figure which served as the inspiration for the D&D monster. I’d like to snag more of these someday.
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