Moonfall (2022)
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In Moonfall, a mysterious force knocks the Moon from its orbit around Earth and sends it hurtling on...
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Create realistic floor plans and 3D models in minutes for your next room or home design project....
Star Wars: Armada
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Rebel and Imperial fleets fight for the fate of the galaxy in Star Wars: Armada, the two-player...
Princess Of Draga (Draga Court #1)
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In the first book of the Draga Court series, Princess Adelina's coming-of-age party will declare to...
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Cori June (3033 KP) rated Zodiac (Zodiac, #1) in Books
Dec 3, 2018
I really liked the book. it is loosely based on the zodiac meaning it has all the 12 signs plus the 13th one no one talks about. And like astrology would have it each sign is aligned with an element and personality trait. And the leader or at least a very important political office is given to someone who can read he stars and predict the near future. Our heroine is unfortunate in that she is not only young and new at her job she is cursed to know that she will never be believed.
Elysium Fire
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Elysium Fire is a smoldering tale of murderers, secret cultists, tampered memories, and unthinkable...
science fiction fantasy
Plays Four: And We'll Never be Parted; The Son, Visits; Meanwhile the Lights Go Down and Everything Becomes Black
Ann Henning Jocelyn, Jon Fosse, Louis A. Muinzer and May-Brit Akerholt
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"Includes the plays And We'll Never be Parted, The Son, Visits and Meanwhile the lights go down and...
The Tiger’s Daughter: Their Bright Ascendency
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Even gods can be slain…. The Hokkaran empire has conquered every land within their bold...
Fantasy
A Skinful of Shadows
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Frances Hardinge weaves a dark, otherworldly tale in A Skinful of Shadows, her first book since the...
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Entertainment Editor (1988 KP) rated Star Wars: Imperial Assault in Tabletop Games
Mar 7, 2018
Having made a ton of money off their excellent X-Wing game before moving onto capital ship battles, Imperial Assault is Fantasy Flight’s shot at moving Star Wars into more traditional tabletop territory.
If you’ve ever played HeroQuest, Space Crusade or even XCOM, you’ll be familiar with the basics here: players take control of a character and take turns to move about a grid-based battlefield, using terrain as cover as they battle enemies and complete objectives.
It’s designed for 2-5 players, but shines brighter the closer you get to the latter. A single player—basically the dungeon master—takes control of all Imperial forces, while everyone else selects a single Rebel character, choosing from a stable of RPG class stalwarts (support, sniper, etc).
Reviewer: Luke Plunkett
Read the full review here: https://kotaku.com/star-wars-imperial-assault-the-kotaku-review-1734772222