wizard Archive

  • Today for Game Tuesday, we play a fun little game in SpellCraft – School of Magic. In this game, you create your Witch or Wizard, then get ready to go down in the dungeon to kill rats, bats, zombies, ooze, and other creatures that live in the depths of the earth. As you progress, you can find articles of clothing, and new items in...

    SpellCraft – School of Magic – @iPad365

    Today for Game Tuesday, we play a fun little game in SpellCraft – School of Magic. In this game, you create your Witch or Wizard, then get ready to go down in the dungeon to kill rats, bats, zombies, ooze, and other creatures that live in the depths of the earth. As you progress, you can find articles of clothing, and new items in...

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  • Midwest Gaming Classic While down at the Midwest Gaming Classic, I started on the vendor floor to see all the cool items you can purchase. Video games, Pinball machines, parts for machines, game consoles and more. Old consoles, game swag and more. I ran into Carol, from Wandcrafters. They make wizard’s wands. Using a lathe, Carol has expanded the process to keychains, magnifying glasses and more....

    Midwest Gaming Classic pt 1: Wandcrafters

    Midwest Gaming Classic While down at the Midwest Gaming Classic, I started on the vendor floor to see all the cool items you can purchase. Video games, Pinball machines, parts for machines, game consoles and more. Old consoles, game swag and more. I ran into Carol, from Wandcrafters. They make wizard’s wands. Using a lathe, Carol has expanded the process to keychains, magnifying glasses and more....

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  • This is the first of two posts on the Firestarter firewall for Linux. See the note at the end of this post for information about getting Firestarter. Firestarter is the easiest Linux firewall front-end I’ve found. I’ve used it off-and-on since I loaded my first Linux box almost six years ago. Unlike many Windows firewall programs I’ve used, it doesn’t nag; doesn’t display useless...

    Firestarter Firewall for Linux–First Run

    This is the first of two posts on the Firestarter firewall for Linux. See the note at the end of this post for information about getting Firestarter. Firestarter is the easiest Linux firewall front-end I’ve found. I’ve used it off-and-on since I loaded my first Linux box almost six years ago. Unlike many Windows firewall programs I’ve used, it doesn’t nag; doesn’t display useless...

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