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  • If you’re curious about what’s happening with Evil Hat’s Atomic Robo RPG, you owe it to yourself to give the latest Bear Swarm podcast episode a listen, where Mike spills ...

    Lead Developer Mike Olson Talks About the Atomic Robo RPG

    Posted on May 22, 2012 | Make a Comment
    If you’re curious about what’s happening with Evil Hat’s Atomic Robo RPG, you owe it to yourself to give the latest Bear Swarm podcast episode a listen, where Mike spills ...

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  • Evil Hat Productions Announces ‘Atomic Robo’ RPG License Double 2011 Origins Award Winner Licenses Eisner-Nominated Comic Book SILVER SPRING, Maryland— January 10, 2012 — Evil Hat Productions, LLC, today announced an agreement to produce, publish, and distribute a role-playing game based on the Eisner-nominated Atomic Robo comic book. The Atomic Robo RPG will be co-written [...]

    Atomic Robo Wears the Evil Hat

    Posted on January 10, 2012 | Make a Comment
    Evil Hat Productions Announces ‘Atomic Robo’ RPG License Double 2011 Origins Award Winner Licenses Eisner-Nominated Comic Book SILVER SPRING, Maryland— January 10, 2012 — Evil Hat Productions, LLC, today announced an agreement to produce, publish, and distribute a role-playing game based on the Eisner-nominated Atomic Robo comic book. The Atomic Robo RPG will be co-written [...]

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  • (Okay, this is excessively nerdy talk meant primarily for the InDesign-heads out there. It’s also incomplete. There are a TON of reasons I love GREP styles, but here I’m gonna focus on one.) A few versions back, InDesign added these things called GREP styles, which use the pattern-matching power of regular expressions to cause formatting to [...]

    Why I Love GREP Styles

    Posted on December 31, 2011 | Make a Comment
    (Okay, this is excessively nerdy talk meant primarily for the InDesign-heads out there. It’s also incomplete. There are a TON of reasons I love GREP styles, but here I’m gonna focus on one.) A few versions back, InDesign added these things called GREP styles, which use the pattern-matching power of regular expressions to cause formatting to [...]

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