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Thanks for the review i laughed out loud: What did I do to have to listen... My Brikfic is supposed to read like an old historic text. Greebledotus is my take on the historian Herodotus. I love his prose style. This particular story is based on an incident from world war two. Thanks again for your t...

Greebledotus tells The tale of Twolittle in his second to last book: "...now regale you with the story of the raid of Powder Monkey Twolittle on Galra itself. After the miniaturization of the Giant Guardian into the size of a normal minifig; the leadership of the resistance decided on an audacious t...

This snippet from a Galranian battle diary tells us more of the Green Lion: "...45. Sar 6. Gaian battle log for Skittle company, Lorgle squad Scribe: Panchomp Fangaleedees We arrived early on the battlefield and deployed in a charging T formation. Several Thick Guards were aligned in a single file. ...

I do like the idea of powering up to hero level- and learning feats that the hero accomplished. Wouldn't a sidekick be apt to sacrifice themselves for the hero, though? Especially if they are close by...maybe extend the effect range so the sidekick doesn't get caught up in all the heat coming their ...

Gaslands looks pretty cool.
It seems to borrow heavily, but what car based game wouldn't?

I would love to have a duel to work some kinks out of gameplay and rules.

Ferrari F40 with skilled driver...I kind of want to adapt the old CarWars sheet for Brik-Kar Wars....thoughts?

Any old timers or youngins ever play CarWars by Steve Jackson Games?

I have been using Brik Kars, weaponized Speed Champions Lego series.

The Kars are like 1\30 scale....pondering minis, maybe 1\150 scale...with post apocalyptic large battles a la The Road Warrior. Thoughts? Comisseration?

Greebledotus drops some Feline Cosmology on us: From his third book - "Now, Altea, Arus, and Gaia were all separate planets; in different galaxies, though their genetic makeup seems to be from the same source. This ancient race of planet seeding giants travelled about for eons, grafting local lifefo...

Test: cult

Control: feline

Test 2: c.u.l.t.

Control: cult

Odd choice, but ok... =\

For your reading pleasure, Kastrenzo! The Black Lion: As usual, we will start with Brikcydides, whose short section on the Black Lion belies his opinion on this matter. As with the other entries, it is exceptionally short, and he's just an all around hapless historian, but he does give us a differen...

Brikwar Five Lions supplementary information for the battlefield: (In no particular order, your mileage may vary, all the usual disclaimers) * Alagar's Initiative: Alagar gets +3 to all initiative rolls on a six sided die. On Alagar's first attack round he gets three attacks. * Magic user's curse: W...

My bad, here's the introduction from Greebledotus's Brikstories, hope this helps! "Greebledotus of Brikiwarnassus here to recount for you the many heroic deeds performed by minifigs everywhere. I do this so that with the passage of time, their deeds will not fade into obscurity lost to the sands of ...

From the historians (first, Brikcydides): "The Yellow Lion packs the most firepower of the four lesser lions. He is piloted by an expert in the martial arts named Hunk. His center mounted shoulder cannon can be loaded for multifarious missions. The 'Broadsides ' attack being one of the more potent o...

Greebledotus had less to say about the Red Lion: "The Red Lion makes up the right arm of the final assembled form of the giant guardian. Originally, it was piloted by a humanoid from the planet of Altea known as Brave Black Iron, whose hot-headedness and combat efficiency were renowned in his time. ...

In deference to the Ragnarok theme i would now like to exhibit what is currently known of the Blue Lion. First up is Brikcydides, who in his own spoiled rich-kid, my family owns a good mine way, does offer an alternate history of the Blue lion's early history. "The original pilot of the Blue Lion wa...

In one of the least verbose of his chapters, Greebledotus gives us his version of the story of The Five Lions (breaks in the original papyrus are indicated by ... ) "...of which the users were said to gain wondrous powers. Originally designed to guard an alien castle in a faraway dimension, the five...