The Daily Blogroll — Tuesday, 25 Nov 2025
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A Pixel Nomad Stargrace pulls over 4 million WoW gold mostly from transmog while stockpiling for player housing and juggling three Battle.net accounts and early Christmas gifts.
An Archaeopteryx Anarchae launches a clean, ad-free Fantasy Life i Ginormosia FAQ and data site to replace scattered wikis, sheets, and outdated guides.
Going Commando Shintar rides an unexpected SWTOR Galactic Season 9 high, grinding 17 flashpoints across servers and still discovering new skips, routes, and weird mob pulls.
Leeks Cosy Corner Krista tours the Atelier Ryza Secret Trilogy Deluxe Pack, a QoL-polished bundle with new characters, stories, photo mode, custom battles, costumes, and bundled DLC.
Monsterlady's Diary Emily revisits Spyro Reignited Trilogy on PC, savoring nostalgic worlds and dragons while grumbling about unfixable inverted flight controls and buggy achievements.
Tales of the Aggronaut Belghast fights off crud, breaks in a beefy new Costco MSI desktop, and grinds Path of Exile challenges with Righteous Fire and Ice Trap builds.
The Ancient Gaming Noob Wilhelm wraps up Imperium’s structure-bashing in EVE Online’s Drone Regions and watches new alliances scramble for nullsec space as PanFam scatters.
Contains Moderate Peril Roger remembers Udo Kier’s eerie, magnetic screen presence, from Flesh for Frankenstein and Suspiria to Blade, Dogville, Melancholia, and Brawl in Cell Block 99.
Inventory Full Bhagpuss riffs on a lifetime of sitcom-watching, from Lucy and The Addams Family to a snarky new novel that trashes his beloved Beverley Hillbillies.
Life on the Wicked Stage Warner curates three blistering pieces on elites, Epstein emails, and blood cancer, urging readers to face the pain, get angry, and actually let the writing matter.
West Karana Tipa compares Netflix’s Last Samurai Standing and Death by Lightning, finding sharp, twisty historical dramas in late-19th-century Japan and James Garfield’s doomed presidency.
Scripting News Dave Winer pokes at Pocket Casts’ new Playlists, wonders about an open RSS-style format, tests ActivityPub blogs, and even drafts ChatGPT into feed-validator duty.