Timmy Snow
Bio
A freelance writer with a wide focus, Timmy mainly tries (and fails) to stick to topics relating to Geek Culture, like gaming and comics. You'll also find him writing about LGBTQ+ rights, Indigenous rights, general politics, and satire.
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What your favorite D&D class says about you
It's wild how quickly Dungeons and Dragons went from the sole domain of nerds to the mainstream success it is. With hit podcasts like Critical Role and the Adventure Zone even branching out into other forms of media, D&D's never been more socially acceptable or widespread.
By Timmy Snow3 years ago in Gamers
Adept vs Engineer: Who was Mass Effect's best space wizard?
Like many other fans of the Mass Effect series, I've been excitedly inhaling any and all information regarding the original trilogy's remaster. Announced last N7 Day, along with the teaser for an entirely new Mass Effect game, BioWare had been pretty quiet about the Mass Effect games in the works. Now, however, they're releasing tons of information regarding Mass Effect: Legendary Edition, and it's got me wondering: which class am I gonna play?
By Timmy Snow3 years ago in Gamers
What your League of Legends main role says about you
League of Legends is possibly the most popular e-sports game in the world. It also boasts a roster of 150 champions to choose from and play, at least at the time of my writing this. The game releases a new champion every few months, so the roster is constantly expanding. And while the specific kits the champions have are unique to that character, they also typically fall within a broader category of playstyle that helps them fit into the already established gameplay.
By Timmy Snow3 years ago in Gamers
A Letter to the President-Elect and Vice President-Elect
It’s undeniable that the last four years have been some of the most stressful and frightening for many people in the United States. Even groups that were already routinely targeted and vulnerable to higher rates of violence saw more violence done to them under the Trump administration. For others (almost exclusively white conservatives) it has been a freeing experience in which they felt emboldened to shed the facade of progressive ideology and anti-bigotry.
By Timmy Snow3 years ago in The Swamp
