Posts Tagged by christmas
| December 25, 2012 | Posted by Martin Ralya |
From all of the gnomes to all of you, merry Christmas! Here’s our gnomish mascot (well, one of them anyway — I know he has mascot buddies in other gnomish households) settling in a for a little light holiday reading. We’re departing from one tradition this year: Instead of running reposts for the holidays, we’re running a series of excellent guest articles. The first, The Handmade, Super-Simple Wizard Tower Tile Set, went up yesterday. Whatever holiday you celebrate, we wish you well. Thanks for reading!
| December 20, 2012 | Posted by Scott Martin |
I don’t have anything against elves–especially not the Christmas kind. Everyday elves are tall and long lived, sometimes brooding or named Drizzt, but Christmas elves are a hard working, toy assembling people you can appreciate. They don’t hold a candle to the inventiveness that Krynn’s gnomes have… I’ve wandered off topic again, haven’t I? I was listening to the radio today, and they read a brief letter to Santa from a little girl who asked how he got presents to everyone in one night. While…
| December 25, 2011 | Posted by Martin Ralya |
Merry Christmas from all of us here at Gnome Stew! Whether you do more gaming or less over the holidays, whether your stocking is full of dice or coal, and whether you celebrate Christmas or another holiday, we wish you and yours the very best and a very happy new year. 20th-level necromancers have determined that approximately 40% of all gnomes turn into dust when exposed to a camera, so here are 6/10 of the Gnome Stew crew celebrating the holidays this year. That technically…
| December 31, 2010 | Posted by Martin Ralya |
We’re on our annual Christmas break (12/27-12/31, returning 1/3/11), a week of non-stop drinking and putting our stock of powdered-dwarf-penis aphrodisiacs to good use family time and anime hairdressing holiday merriment, but we never like to let the stew stop bubbling entirely. As in past years, we’ll be featuring six articles from the 2010 archives every day this week, with each gnome picking three favorites that they wrote. If you’re new to the Stew, or if you don’t pop in every day, this is a…
| December 30, 2010 | Posted by Martin Ralya |
We’re on our annual Christmas break (12/27-12/31, returning 1/3/11), a week of non-stop drinking and putting our stock of powdered-dwarf-penis aphrodisiacs to good use family time and anime hairdressing holiday merriment, but we never like to let the stew stop bubbling entirely. As in past years, we’ll be featuring six articles from the 2010 archives every day this week, with each gnome picking three favorites that they wrote. If you’re new to the Stew, or if you don’t pop in every day, this is a…
| December 29, 2010 | Posted by Martin Ralya |
We’re on our annual Christmas break (12/27-12/31, returning 1/3/11), a week of non-stop drinking and putting our stock of powdered-dwarf-penis aphrodisiacs to good use family time and anime hairdressing holiday merriment, but we never like to let the stew stop bubbling entirely. As in past years, we’ll be featuring six articles from the 2010 archives every day this week, with each gnome picking three favorites that they wrote. If you’re new to the Stew, or if you don’t pop in every day, this is a…
| December 28, 2010 | Posted by Martin Ralya |
We’re on our annual Christmas break (12/27-12/31, returning 1/3/11), a week of non-stop drinking and putting our stock of powdered-dwarf-penis aphrodisiacs to good use family time and anime hairdressing holiday merriment, but we never like to let the stew stop bubbling entirely. As in past years, we’ll be featuring six articles from the 2010 archives every day this week, with each gnome picking three favorites that they wrote. If you’re new to the Stew, or if you don’t pop in every day, this is a…
