Well this time the puzzle is harder than ever. A new option was added. Rotating!! The pieces can be rotated by dragging a piece and click the right mouse button. For more info watch the help option of the puzzle. Enjoy.

But unfortunately my result of the quiz at dicepool.com showed that I am a D4, WHAT A D4??? Well on the other hand I like the description, but a D4…… hell. Watch the result:

You are a d4: You are bright, perceptive, and driven. You would be considered a blessing to mankind, if you didn't insist on using your powers for evil. You are devious, deceitful, doubtful, and downright dangerous. Assassins can learn a lot from you. If your fellow party members knew how rotten you were, they'd go over and join the bad guys. Justified or not, you are meticulous in your ways: A poison for every person, and a dagger for every back. Much of your day is spent scheming or plotting. The rest of your time is spent trying to convince others that you're simply misunderstood.

Find out what Polyhedral die you are.

Well I heard that the German T-Shirt page 3DSuplly is sending T-Shirts(that cost less than 20€) to Bloggers who link to  and write about their page. I have to say that I’ve seen such promotions very often on the net. But this time the stock of 3DSupply caught my attention, because they offer some RPG shirts (1,2,3) I already wanted to buy several times.

My final choice was this T-Shirt. I hope that those guys and girls of 3DSupply will make me a present soon.

Well, today your VOTE is questioned. Which of the following 10 pictures is in your opinion the best, neatest, greatest and most eye-catching Earthdawn picture ever.

1. Jeff Laubenstein	2. John Howe	3. Sade	4. Brom
5. Johannes Bech	6. Kathy Schad	7. Tony Szczudlo
8. Les Edwards	9. Tony Szczudlo	10. Kathy Schad

Of course there are several other pictures that should be in that list. But I guess this was a good start to show some of the best Earthdawn pictures.

Drucifer released the first issue of his fanwork called Tableau Infractus. With a nice layout he reports in this first issue (hopefully more to come) about the game itself, offers new horrors and gives a small insight into Iopos. Have a look at it at: Tableau Infractus #1