Allan Goodall

@awgoodall.bsky.social

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Scottish -born Canadian-American gamer, game designer, and software development director currently in exile in Louisiana.

Kyoto pagoda with photoshopped Mount Fuji in the background.
Foundry VTT image of the ground floor of the State Bank in Stalingrad. Two Soviet Talents attack the German Wild Talent manifesting as the legendary dragon, Fafnir. This is the moment the dragon was slain.
LEGO McLaren MCL38 Formula 1 car in a display box on a bookcase, flanked by 2 small Demotivator prints.
My Little Cthulhu in the middle of a town of dollar store cottages.
Cockpit and driver of a LEGO McLaren F1 car.
Old dude wearing a Montreal Victoire (WPHL) jersey.
Yojimbo action figure in a cabinet, with a Monty Python King Arthur action figure behind.
Colorful collection of acrylic, resin, and metal dice in a sunken game table, with various dice bags.
Trump in a green military uniform adorned with Russian general levels of medals, riding a child's tank toy at the front of a military parade, bawling his eyes out in the rain, with a conical birthday hat (in rainbow colors) on his head.
Classic Wondermark comic that resulted in the coining of the phrase "sealioning".
Oliver the beagle, scared and unsure, the day we got him.
A disappointed beagle looking into a box of 8 one-kilogram 3d printer filament, while an equally disappointed dachshund stares into the camera in judgement.
A tuxedo-colored dachshund mix asleep on a couch. Her beagle brother is also asleep, with his head on her hip.
Pricing for a new Galaxy Tab S9 FE tablet without trade-in: $369.99.
Cybertruck (aka the Swastikar) from a left rear perspective.
Beagle nestled under 2 pillows after the other dog vacated the spot.
Beagle quietly willing a dachshund mix to give up her place on the couch. 1 of 3 nearly identical, but separate, photos.
First Special Service Force sticker, World War II, showing the unit's arrowhead insignia and the phrase "Das Dicke Ende Kommt Noche". A caption on the bottom says, "stickers we used to scare the tedesci".