Cinemechanix: Full(ish) Circle
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I’m Probably Overthinking This (Cinemechanix Skills)
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Cinemechanix: The Plan
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Cinemechanix: Dice Spreadsheets Return!
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Cinemechanix: Resources
Let’s talk about resources, which at least for this post include things like money and equipment, connections and allies, locations (like crime caves or secret hideouts), social capital (rank, status, fame, etc.), and anything else that’s beneficial to the character but not a personal trait of the character. In QAGS, we called (more or less)…
Cinemechanix: Core Skills
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Cinemechanix: Spoilers
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Cinemechanix: Attributes Redux
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Dumb Tables: James Brown’s Celebrity Hot Tub Time Machine
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Dumb Tables: The Absurd Plot Generator
It’s a Dumb Table kind of week. I might convert this to a script at some point, but for the time being I’m going to do it the old-fashioned way. Just follow along and roll on each table to generate your plot. Figuring out what the elements mean is your problem. Facebook Twitter Reddit Tumblr…