I wouldn’t describe Adventure Time as a kids show. Like the original Looney Tunes cartoons, Ren and Stimpy, and Animaniacs, I believe it’s made for and by adults, but is accessible enough to be enjoyed by just about anyone. Except these scenes. There are few things in this world that are wholly and truly frightening. Few things that chill you to the absolute core of your very being. Here’s five from the scariest show on TV.

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Hey guys! The charity game came and went, and we had a blast. Although we didn’t meet our goal,we still managed to collect 110 in online donations and 100 in on-site donations. At some point we’ll have the awesome Erika, our ranger, upload what she had from the game. Livestream proved really glitchy and gave us a lot of problems. We’ll be looking into a different means of streaming next year. Despite the game having finished, we’re still collecting for Childsplay until Feb 6. That’s next Wednesday. If you’d like to contribute, please visit http://linfieldchildsplaycharity.chipin.com/childs-play.

When it was still being Kickstarted, Ence pointed me to an awesome project, Roll20.net

Roll20 is a TSR endorsed online tabletop simulator, a place for you and your friends to play Dungeons and Dragons, Pathfinder, Mouse Guard, and any other Tabletop game your heart desires. All without a download; completely playable right from your internet browser. As a player, it provides you with every tool to communicate with your party, document your characters actions, rolls, etc, and much more. As a DM, it provides the tools for you to hand out notes, images, and journal entries to your party. It also provides a multi-layered whiteboard of sorts for you to draw dungeons on a grid, as well as move around tokens.

The biggest draw to Roll20.net is the Library of art available for you to play with. If you need a few goblin tokens, you can search the extensive library of premade tokens and just drag them onto your board. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, you can drag and drop images of your own from your computer and use them instead! You can add music, ambient tracks and sound effects using the Jukebox function and other cool stuff.

I’ve been DMing a group online and so far I’m really impressed with the system. If you’re a gamer inclined to start a campaign or join an ongoing one, you should check out Roll20.net.

See ya on the flipside!

-Locke

Once again, Locke assumes the role of Dungeon Master in an effort to destroy a party of young adventurers. For charity! All donations go straight to Child’s Play and each donation tier, once reached, aids the party, giving them a chance to survive the adventure. Check out our official donation page for more information on the campaign and donation tiers.

To help us count down these last ten days of 2012, we’ll be visiting the top 10 most popular Massive Pwnage comics of the year! Check back every day between now and New Years to see this year’s best along with some commentary!

Here’s number one, the comic with the most views in all of 2012!
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#1 Everyone Loves Ezreal

The winner is EVERY SINGLE EZREAL COMIC. Every single one was in the top ten. Rather than have the entire list be the Ezreal comics, I lumped the entire arc together as number one.

Everyone really does love Ezreal.

To help us count down these last ten days of 2012, we’ll be visiting the top 10 most popular Massive Pwnage comics of the year! Check back every day between now and New Years to see this year’s best along with some commentary!

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#2 Perspective

The idea that playing a game with distorted senses of size and proportions could effect your perceptions of real life is pretty funny.