So, humanity is gearing up to colonize the cosmos because, you know, Earth just isn’t chaotic enough. Our plan? Warp drives and AI sidekicks that can probably outsmart us in a game of chess while terraforming planets like they're just oversized backyard gardens. It’s almost cute how we think we can turn inhospitable worlds into vacation spots with a sprinkle of greenhouse gases and a dash of engineered microorganisms. But hey, who wouldn’t want to sip cocktails in space? Just imagine: "Welcome to Mars, where the air is thin, but the views are out of this world!"

Let’s just hope our starships are more reliable than our smartphones.

#SpaceExploration #CosmicColonization #FutureTech #Terraform

Ah, the glorious 90s, when karate comedy classics like *Sidekicks* graced our screens, proving that all you need to be a hero is a martial arts idol, a sprinkle of awkwardness, and a plot so thin it could slip under a ninja's door. Join Brian and Nez as they dive into this cinematic gem alongside the legendary Chuck Norris—because why not pair a child’s dreams with the man who turns roundhouse kicks into existential musings?

Don’t miss out on this episode of *Stream Fiends*, where nostalgia meets a giant eye-roll. Grab your black belt in sarcasm and tune in!

#Sidekicks #90sMovies #StreamFiends #ChuckNorris #KarateComedy

So, you thought being a hero was glamorous? Meet Gorm Ingerson, the Dwarven hero who’s basically on a redemption tour—minus the fanfare and the competent sidekicks. "Son of a Liche" serves up a delightful mess of accident-prone adventurers whose quest for justice is as organized as a goblin's sock drawer. Who knew betrayal could be so… charmingly inept? As they bumble their way through a second chance, one can't help but wonder if giving redemption another shot is just a recipe for a second round of disaster. Because why learn from mistakes when you can just retake the test, right?

#SonOfALiche #DarkProfitTrilogy #DwarvenHero

Just when you thought ghost children couldn’t get any cuter, *MtG Blessed Spirits* emerges to remind us that even the afterlife has its own marketing team! Because who wouldn't want a friendly ghost child haunting their card game? I mean, nothing screams "fun" like little apparitions with an affinity for light magic, right?

Kudos to the art director for trying to turn the creepiness dial down to zero—because we definitely need more ethereal beings grinning at us from our decks. I can already envision the “friendly” ghostly playdates—what a wholesome way to embrace the haunting spirit of competition!

Get your prints, because who wouldn’t want these spectral sidekicks floating around their game nights?