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No one can ever accuse Felicia Day of putting anything less than 110 percent in everything she's done as an unconventional success story, doing her part to help make gaming and fantasy into the mainstream as a creator, actor, writer, and author, thanks in large part to her web series The Guild Even when she[...]

Before building her pop culture empire and brand, helping to make pop culture and gaming more mainstream, she created, wrote, and starred in the web short series The Guild, which focuses on a local gaming group called the "Knights of Good" who met through an MMORPG and their misadventures in real life The series lasted[...]

Good news for fans of The Guild, as the Felicia Day gaming miniseries is coming back, but this time as a film Day took to social media to confirm that they have written a full script for a film adaptation of the 2007 web series, as it appears they have brought back the central cast,[...]

Some of her best-known works include The Guild, which she created, Supernatural, Mystery Science Theater 3000, Eureka, The Magicians, Dr Horrible's Sing-Along Blog, The Mighty Nein, Monster High, Adventure Time, Skylanders Academy, and The Rookie Her production company, Geek & Sundry (now owned by Legendary), helped provide an outlet to mainstream tabletop gaming on screen[...]

Day innovated online content when she launched her independent video series The Guild and then her online channel Geek and Sundry years ago Now she has once again innovated an art form by pushing the envelope for audio drama podcasts and how actors can play in them with Third Eye And if you want to create[...]

In what appears to be a loving homage to Elden Ring and other similar Souls-style games, Charles Hoffman, the genius inventor working for The Guild and the Arcanists simultaneously, has gotten a knightly facelift and has been re-christened into the arguably not-so valiant Lord Galehault. In fact, for this year's Nightmare Edition releases we are getting three[...]

The second year she was here passing out fliers for her web series, The Guild, when people didn't know what a web series was She sees good things at SDCC with people still being able to reach a bigger audience with the things they are doing, but feels the corporate presence is too much and[...]