The Adventurer's Club

The Guild Halloween Part 2

Hope you watched The Guild Halloween special. If you didn't, check out our last post.

Now that you've seen that, check out The Guild Halloween Interview.

'til Vork dresses as Codex

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The Guild says Happy Halloween

The The Guild Halloween Episode from the web's best show.

Click the link to see how our favorite guildies celebrate Hallows End.

'til Felicia Day dresses up as Vork

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Felicia Day - Actor, Gamer, Cosplay Subject

I've enjoyed watching The Guild as it has grown into a phenomenon, first in the world of gamers, and now as it has moved into the mainstream of pop culture.

Felicia Day's creation is an inspiration to artists everywhere, no matter what your creative area might be.

We are truly in a different era. Whether you are an actor, musician, cartoonist, or writer, you now have the ability to take matters into your own hands.

What Felicia has done is just one example, but her success is so groundbreaking that it's hard not to single it out.

This weekend Dragon*Con is in Atlanta. One of the numerous conventions for Science Fiction fans that appear around the country this time of year, Dragon*Con is also a good indicator of what is hot in the world of fantasy and science fiction.

Felicia has been Twittering about her experiences as she attends the convention. Yesterday she posted a photo of The Guild in Cosplay.

If the measure of success of a musician is to be covered by Weird Al, then the measure of an actor is to have a character you create become the subject of Cosplay.

Gratz Felicia, you are truly a star.

'til the Chipmunks cover (Do You Wanna Date My) Avatar.

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The Guild Season 3

The show for gaming geeks starts a new season this week.

And yes, it's still an independent production!

 

'til we don't need network TV

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Tom Calhoun

An inside look at Blizzard

Continuing our Blizzcon coverage.

For me the best part of the convention was all the behind the scenes stuff. You always wonder, is that a really interesting place to work?

From my brief glimpses through the window, I'd have to say it probably is, and since Blizzard never announces release dates for their games, there's probably slightly less pressure to meet unreal deadlines.

Oh, I'm sure they have them, I just imagine the deadlines they have are more concerned with quality, and have less to do with meeting some random point on the calendar.

Here's a look inside the Blizzard offices.

'til they move to Tanaris

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Mike Morhaime gives us a Tour

I spent the weekend watching Blizzcon. I would have loved to go to Anaheim this year, but that just wasn't in the cards, so I had to settle for the virtual event.

Here's one of my favorite segments of the coverage.

Co-founder of Blizzard, Mike Morhaime, gives us a tour of his office.

I want to work for a company that gives you a sword on your fifth anniversary.

'til they give me a tiger to ride when I've worked at my job for 25 years.

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