WVU tour

Hello peoples. Today I'm gonna talk about my tour of WVU. Here it goes.

So a few days ago I and my family traveled over to Morgantown WV. Yesterday we got a tour of WVU (West Virginia University). First we were at the visitors center and the tour guide had us watch a video about WVU and had all the students say their names and what major they would be studying. The entire time we were on a bus or walking. First we toured the Downtown campus.

The downtown campus was mostly academic halls. There were also 2 or 3 buildings that were historic and very old. Towards the end we got to tour the Mountain Lair which was like a cafeteria with some restaurants along the walls. Underneath were bowling alleys and an arcade and a lot of fun stuff. Next we went outside and got to see some of the resident halls and an outdoor basketball court.

Lastly we toured the Evansdale campus which was the most fun. They have a library that's open 24 hours so that you can pull an all-nighter studying. They also had a recreation center that was pretty amazing. It has a gym, 2 swimming pools, a 50 ft rock climbing wall, tracks for running and 7 basketball courts. That's pretty awesome I would definitely be spending a lot of time in there, you can also rent out outdoor equipment like skis there for a really low price. Next they showed us examples of dorms. There were 2 types of dorms, community and suite. The community dorms had bunk beds so you would have a roommate and you would be sharing the bathroom with everyone on your floor. The suite style rooms had 2 beds and a bathroom that you shared with another room so essentially you kinda had 3 other roommates.

So that was my tour of WVU. It was a very nice school and it's very large I'll definitely consider it. Thanks for organizing the tour Mom c: Bye.
























- By Ashton

3 new iOS games

Hello peoples. Today I'm gonna write about more iOS games. Here it goes.

The first game is a simple high score game titled One More Line. Your "character" is a white half circle zooming straight down a path upwards on the screen. In the path are different colored circles and if you tap and hold the screen a little hook will shoot out of your character and attach itself to the nearest circle. While you're holding the screen you'll revolve around the circle and letting go will send you shooting off in whatever direction you were facing. If you shoot back to 0, hit a wall on either side of the screen, or hit a circle dead-on then you'll die. You also have 3 lines trailing off behind your character and depending on what circle you attach to they'll change color. It's a very addictive, colorful high score game and it deserves to be tried out.

The second game is called Dragon Hills. You play as a girl living in a tower when some evil soldiers come and start tearing it up. You get angry and you bust out of the tower with a sword on a dragon to terrorize the soldiers. It's a 2D sidescroller and your dragon is like a worm so you're mode of transportation is burrowing in and shooting back out of the ground. The dragon has health so any soldiers can damage it, traps can damage it, and lava will kill it instantly. At the end of a level is a boss you have to beat to get to the next level. With coins you can buy upgrades like better sword, better dragon armor, and higher frequency of getting power ups like freeze blast, comets, black dragon, or lord of the skies. It's a very fun game for destruction and mayhem and will last you quite a while.

The last game is called Tiny Guardians. Tiny Guardians is a tower defense game but with a new twist, it has no towers. Instead of protecting a central location with non-mobile units you are a summoner summoning different units like Knights and archers to protect you while you move towards the goal. The main strategy is placing your units around your summoner in the best possible way. Hoards of enemies like wolves and other magical monsters will attack you as you search for your missing mother. Tiny Guardians is an extremely fun tower defense and I highly recommend it.

So those were my three newest iOS games. Bye.


- By Ashton

Dungeons and Dragons Dice Masters Team

Hello people's. Today I'm writing some more about Dice Masters. Here it goes.

Today I'll write about my favorite team and strategy in Dice Masters for Dungeons and Dragons. The team and strategy is centered around bringing a die called Limited Wish into the game as early as possible. Bringing this die in early is crucial because on it you'll have a 50% chance to roll a lamp instead of 2 energy, and if you roll a lamp you can take any unpurchased die from your cards or the action cards and roll it. If you roll energy the die stays in your reserve pool, otherwise it goes to your used pile as if you had bought it.

Here's how to get Limited Wish early on in the game. The first thing you do is buy any action dice and then once you know that you are going to have to refill your bag next turn make sure that you have a shield energy. Use the shield to use the action Resurrection's global power (one during your turn, pay shield to draw a die from your bag and place it in your prep area.) So now next turn you'll be rolling 5 dice with a good chance that the action die is one of them, if you didn't draw it then make sure to get at least 1 shield to do it again. This way on the 3rd or 4th turn you can use your re-roll and probably get 6 energy, enough to buy Limited Wish. The action Resurrection also lets you roll a die from your used pile.

The other action card I've chosen is Magic Missile just because it's an easy way to do damage and costs 3 instead of 4 like Resurrection.

The first card I have on my team is a 3 cost Master Ooze Gelatinous Cube. You probably won't need more than 1 die for this card, the reason I've chosen it is that it has a moderate defense and it can block any number of NPCs which will definitely come in handy.

The next card is a 3 cost Lesser Aberration Carrion Crawler. You really only need 1 of his dice also, he's got very low defense but moderate attack and he's good at knocking out NPCs.

I've also got the 4 cost Minion Humanoid Troll. He's just an average army piece with moderate attack and defense you can have as many dice as you want with this guy and he can regenerate which will annoy your opponent.

Next is a 6 cost Lesser Beast Purple Worm. It's not that special but on its 3rd level it had 8 attack and 7 defense with only a 2 fielding cost and it's also got Overcrush which lets the excess damage hit your opponent if it has more than the blockers health which will be very handy if they decide to block with an NPC.

Next we have 3 dragons. With Limited wish it won't be hard to AQUIRE the 2 highest cost dragons so you can give them 2-3 dice and the Blue Dragon is a good card with a low cost so 2-3 dice for him too. The first is a 4 cost Apprentice Dragon Blue Dragon. I chose to include him because of his low cost for a dragon doing 6 damage at the max and he has a pretty cool ability and a breath weapon 1. The next dragon is a cost 6 Master Dragon Green Dragon. It makes up for its cost with the same stats as the Blue Dragon, a breath weapon 2, and its ability will spin any characters down a level that are damaged by his breath weapon. The last dragon is the cost 7 Lesser Dragon Red Dragon. At his highest level he costs 3 to field and has 8 attack and 8 defense which is pretty huge. He has breath weapon 2, you can field him for free if your opponent has 2 or more non-NPC characters in the field and has a nice global power that deals a little damage and makes it easier to buy action dice.

A good strategy to have with these dragons is to let your opponent attack you and only block with your non-dragons, then next turn they are open to attack with your dragons and you can use your energy that you roll to use the breath weapons as much as possible and deal massive damage.

So there is my Dungeons and Dragons Dice Masters team, the only flaw I can think of is that some human characters with the Experience Ability would get very powerful fighting them but I'm playing against my brother and father who are playing as the Marvel and DC sets. Bye.


- By Ashton

New X-Wing ships

Hello people's. Today I'm gonna be talking about another 3 X-Wing ships. Here it goes.

The first ship is the Millenium Falcon. I haven't had time to play with these ships so this will be more like a review I probably won't give any suggestions for upgrade cards. The Falcon has got 3 attack, 1 agility, 8 hull, and 5 shields. It's a large ship with the turreted guns. It has green maneuvers on 1 forward and slight curves, 2 forward, and red k turns on 3 and 4 forward. The Falcon has upgrades slots for pilot, missiles, and 2 co-pilots.



The second ship is the Y-wing. It has 2 attack, 1 agility, 5 hull, and 3 shields. It has green on 1 forward and 2 forward. It has red maneuvers on sharp turn 3, forward 4, and k turn 4. You can equip it with a turret upgrade, 2 torpedo upgrades, and a spacemech upgrade.



The final ship and the ship that I am the most excited about as an Imperial player is the Tie Phantom. This is an amazing, unique ship. It has 4 attack, 2 agility, 2 hull, and 2 shields. What's really special about this ship is that it can cloak, so it can take an action to give it a cloak token which gives it 2 more agility dice but it can't attack while cloaked. It can decloak for free at the beginning of its movement before you flip over your maneuver dial and it isn't an action. When it decloaks it can move either side or forward with the 2 forward template or if you are the "echo" pilot you can move side to side or forward using either side of the 2 light curve template, next you perform the maneuver you chose on your dial and then you can barrel roll. All of this makes this ship the fastest and most maneuverable ship in the entire game so far. It comes with a co-pilot slot, a pilot skill slot, and system upgrade slot. I haven't played with this ship yet but I highly recommend using "echo" for his maneuverability, the Tie Phantom only modification that lets you cloak after you attack, and the veteran pilot pilot skill which will give it 2 more pilot skill which lets him almost always attack first.
It has green maneuvers on 2 forward and slight curves, and 3 forward. It has red k turns on 3 and 4 forward.


So there were my 3 newest X-Wing ships. Bye.


- By Ashton