wolfygeek&misc

Okay, so we took a look around our homeworld. Time to head home, regroup, and figure out where to head next.

We took a little break from dimension hopping to seek out a jungle temple and stock up on mossy cobble. There may have been a few explosions, and some gigantic trees.

Uhm, so yeah, about that Sakura Trick gifset I posted, if you're one of the people following me because of that thing, or stuff like it, you should really be following my alter-ego (follow dat link) instead... that being on here was sort of a mistake...  >_>  I'd remove it and repost it there, but at this point it seems silly to.

Now that we know how to access Eternal Frost dungeons, how can we resist?  Maybe we should think of a way...

It's time to take a peek into another new world, this time the expansive frozen caverns of the Eternal Frost.  A chilly counterpart to the Nether, this dimension is bound to keep us on our toes.

Sakura Trick... The show that was nice enough to ship itself. OMZZZODSOISDIOFGUJGBVVVVVVVVT (Update - if this interests you, then you should really be following my other blog, not this one.  http://self-service-fan.tumblr.com/  )

After putting it off as long as justifiable, we finally dive headfirst into the dreaded Creep dimension!  Although, it isn't quite as scary as it sounds.

I can't help being interested in a game about Kentucky, and especially when it invokes the old point-and-click adventure games I love.  So of course I just had to play Kentucky Route Zero from Cardboard Computer!

So we had gone to the Nether to get lava for our smeltery.  So we do; once we remember.  There's other cool stuff in there, y'know!

Utoxin finally gets to meet a special friend in the Grand Mine.  Derp.  Then we head back home... and into the Nether.

So we finally go through a non-vanilla portal, and into an ore mining dreamland.