Hear Ye, Hear Ye, all Paladins, Wizards, Bards, Clerics and others, discover the Holy Grail of Magical Books “Dungeons & Dragons: Art and Arcana”! You cannot call yourself a true Dungeons and Dragons fan if you do not have the slightest inkling about its creator Gary Gygax and its history. But lucky for you, you rolled initiative and discovered a secret treasure…

What happens when you take RPG into your kitchen? Magic… What do you do as a mom who has run out of ideas in the kitchen but who loves gaming? You combine the two of course! This has to be the most unique cook book I have ever had. It is basically a kitchen role-playing game. This first volume focuses on using acids. Which means you ‘cook’ with acid.

This is a great guidebook for all comic book derived and comic book inspired movies out there. The selection is stunning and a lot of thought and work has been put into this book. Each movie has: the original poster, a section on who made it, what it is about, why it is important and production stills.  It is very inclusive in the information provided. Especially the Why it is important section is very interesting to read.

This is something different. I have never seen a book like this and honestly it feels like you have received a treasure! Let me first start by explaining who Marty Baumann is and how this catalog came to be. Marty Baumann works in the Art Department at Pixar, he worked on Toy Story 3, Cars 2, Big Hero 6 to name a few. He works as a graphic artist. I guess that is already a bunch of puzzle pieces fitting together to tell this here story!

Many D&D players think they know the history behind the creation of their favorite game, but do they really? This book delves into the past of Gary Gygax, creator extraordinaire of Dungeons and Dragons, a game so feared that back in the day it was thought it was a recruitment tool for devil worship. It was also seen as psychologically dangerous to teens.  How did it then develop into the game that it is today?

Dragon Age worlds are at your fingertips in this amazing coloring book.  There are a total of forty-five fantastic original black and white illustrations of characters and scenes each one more memorable than the next from the entire award-winning trilogy.

The story starts off on a crowded train where someone taunts a man. It turns out this man is a zombie. From then on the narrative is split and the choice is fully yours. Either you pick Judy or you pick Ben. You follow the set instructions and read the book and play along to see if you can survive the zombie apocalypse.