October Snowy Shi Shi Camellia with Magic In the enchanting month of October, a rare and magical sight emerges - the snow-white Shi Shi camellia. Unlike its more common counterparts, this extraordinary flower possesses an otherworldly quality that brings awe and wonder to all who lay their eyes upon it. The October snowy Shi Shi camellia holds a special place in the hearts of flower enthusiasts and gardeners alike. Its pure white petals, delicately intertwined with hints of light pink and blush, create a captivating visual display. The ethereal beauty of this flower is further enhanced by its glossy, dark green foliage, providing a striking contrast that elevates its allure. What truly sets the October snowy Shi Shi camellia apart from its peers is its magical transformation as the sun sets.
The Dice Tower portrays multiple books floating over a desk. It's the perfect match for any magic wielding character like a mage, wizard or sorcerer – or the ideal backdrop for a magical campaign.
com projects 1367347179 dead-in-the-west-a-tabletop-rpg-set-in-the-mythic A Rulebook for a Pen and Paper RPG set in a Mythologised Old West setting, with heavy emphasis on player individuality and engagement. com projects burninggames dragons-conquer-america-rpg-core-book Historical fantasy tabletop RPG with an intuitive system to control your luck set in Mesoamerica during the 16th Century.
What truly sets the October snowy Shi Shi camellia apart from its peers is its magical transformation as the sun sets. As daylight fades and darkness creeps in, these remarkable flowers begin to emit a gentle, glowing light. This luminosity emits a sense of tranquility and serenity, casting a surreal aura around each blossom.
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I present to you the new Crowdfunding Collection #72 – Part 3 of 3, including every tabletop project started between 03.05 and 03.25.
Thanks to the sheer amount of projects started within the past three weeks, I decided to split the collection into three parts. This part does contains the other half of all the English projects.
In regards to the games I am swayed by Gears of Defiance on the one hand. The d6 system as explained presents an interesting angle to the rather „normal“ steampunk setting, as does the focus upon oppression, family bond and revolution. Given both aspects I decided to back it and recommend a look.
On the other hand there is Imp of the Perverse. A story game inspired by the short story of Edgar Allen Poe. The characters face possession of the titular Imp, who tries to pervert their very being by the offer of power. Transforming them into monsters should it succeed. The characters are not only out to rid themselves of their imp, but to protect society from monsters who fell victim to their vices. The conflict is set in the Jacksonian era of American Gothic. Well and the whole project is something I couldn’t resist backing.
Another interesting game is Dragons Conquer America. Which returned in a second attempt of funding the awesome looking game about the struggle for the Americas – with Dragons! It’s vibrant, colorful, designed with expertise and care and I do really like the project. I supported the previous one, and am currently trying to squeez it into my budget.
Fans of Savage Worlds can look to Savage Tokusatsu to get a game full of Mecha & Kajiu action or to enjoy hunting dinos with The Dinosaur Protocol.
Slayer’s Frontier offers a colorful game that looks like a mix of Slayers – the Anime – and Monster Hunter – the Japanese video game – yet being flexible funding on IndieGoGo sees my interest plummeting. If you rather like Sword & Sorcery you might like to take a look at Heroic Tales of Aglaeca.
In regards of the dice, I do like the design of the Elder Dice and the The Dice Pen looks like a cool idea. Then there is Hermetica – A Library of Occult Symbols, which offers an interesting typefont filled with occult symbols. Well, and if your a fan of D&D 5E, PFRPG or Starfinder you’ll find loads of supplements and adventures.
Next to many more cool projects, just take a look:
English Crowdfundings
4 Role-Playing Games
2 Fantasy Role-Playing Games
2 Savage Worlds Role-Playing Games
2 Supplements for D&D 5E & PFRPG
2 Supplements for Starfinder
5 Adventures for D&D 5E, PFRPG and Starfinder
4 Dice & Counts
3 Dice Accessoires
2 LARPs
2 RPG-Design & Artpacks
1 RPG-App
1 Narrative Skirmish Game
Crowdfunding Collection Parts:
The tiny star
Indicates that I backed the project.
( ) Indicates that I would have backed the project, have I had more money.
The red dot system
The red dots in front of the flags rely on the following information:
The project is within hours of ending
The project is within 7 days or less of ending
The indication is based on the release date and time of the crowdfunding collection and isn’t updated.
English Crowdfundings
Role-Playing Games
Gears of Defiance
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/loremastergames/gears-of-defiance
Join the revolution as a family of characters, connected by unique bonds, banding together in the face of oppression in this RPG.
Imp of the Perverse: A Jacksonian Gothic American Horror RPG
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ndpaoletta/imp-of-the-perverse-a-jacksonian-gothic-american-h
Hunt down monsters in order to save yourself in this RPG inspired by the work of Edgar Allan Poe. Can you resist your Imps temptation?
( ) Dragons Conquer America – RPG Core Book
( ) https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/burninggames/dragons-conquer-america-rpg-core-book
Historical fantasy tabletop RPG with an intuitive system to control your luck set in Mesoamerica during the 16th Century.
Dead in the West: A Tabletop RPG set in the Mythic Old West
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1367347179/dead-in-the-west-a-tabletop-rpg-set-in-the-mythic
A Rulebook for a Pen and Paper RPG set in a Mythologised Old West setting, with heavy emphasis on player individuality and engagement.
Fantasy Role-Playing Games
English Crowdfundings
It is as if the flower itself holds within it a fragment of the mystical, illuminating the garden and captivating all who behold it. Legend has it that the October snowy Shi Shi camellia possesses the power to grant wishes and bring prosperity to those who treat it with reverence. Many believe that the closer one is to this enchanted flower, the stronger its magic becomes. Gardeners and flower enthusiasts curate their gardens and spaces to welcome the blossoming of these rare flowers, hoping to harness their mystical properties and manifest their desires. To witness the October snowy Shi Shi camellia in full bloom is truly a magical experience. It serves as a reminder of the wonders that nature can offer and the beauty that can be found in unexpected places. Its ethereal glow and enchanting presence leave a lasting impression, inspiring awe and igniting the imagination. As October unfolds, and the seasons transition, the snowy Shi Shi camellia stands as a beacon of mystery, captivating all who encounter its mesmerizing beauty. Its delicate petals and radiant glow serve as a reminder to embrace the magic that surrounds us and to cherish the fleeting moments of wonder that nature provides..
Reviews for "The Artistic Value of October Snowy Shi Shi Camellia in Flower Arrangement"
1. John Smith - 2 stars - I was extremely disappointed in "October snowy shi shi camellia with magic". The title is misleading and does not accurately represent the content of the book. The story was disjointed and lacked cohesive storytelling. The characters were underdeveloped and I found it difficult to connect with any of them. Overall, I felt like I wasted my time and money on this book.
2. Sarah Johnson - 1 star - I cannot believe I even finished reading "October snowy shi shi camellia with magic". It was one of the worst books I have ever come across. The plot was confusing and all over the place, with no clear direction or purpose. The writing style was uninspiring and lacked any depth. The characters were one-dimensional and lacked any substance. I would not recommend this book to anyone.
3. Emily Thompson - 2 stars - "October snowy shi shi camellia with magic" had a promising premise, but unfortunately, it fell flat. The writing was mediocre at best, with uninspired descriptions and dialogue. The pacing was off, with slow and dragging sections that made it difficult to stay engaged. The author also introduced several subplots that were never fully resolved or tied together. Overall, I found this book to be unimpressive and would not recommend it.