I’ve been running Hobomancer at conventions and have discovered that sometimes it’s hard to come up with names for the generic small towns that the characters end up in. Now I can just use this script whenever I need to know what town the characters are walking into. Facebook Twitter Reddit Tumblr Email
The link below goes to the City of Ten Thousand Daggers page at World Anvil where I posted the maps that I created for #Mapvember2022. Facebook Twitter Reddit Tumblr Email
New WorldEmber entry: The League of Alphabetical Madmen. Read at World Anvil Facebook Twitter Reddit Tumblr Email
I decided that having a different set of tropes for each game was too confusing, so I went with five core tropes that kind of work like attributes but in a way that’s not so much about quantifying specific attribute-like qualities. The game-specific tropes (like Sorcery or Hacking or whatever) will be Trademarks. The work…
Finally got back to writing up the rules. The next section will likely be explaining what all the conditions and effects mean in game terms. View at World Anvil Facebook Twitter Reddit Tumblr Email
Here we go: REVERB GAMERS 2012, #1: What was your first roleplaying experience? Who introduced you to it? How did that introduction shape the gamer you’ve become? (Courtesy of Atlas Games. Visit their web site at www.atlas-games.com) I was first introduced to gaming by Troy Haney, the only other kid other than my brother in…
This article originally appeared in an old incarnation of The Death Cookie. Since Stag’s hat is one of the items described in American Artifacts, this seemed like a good time to reprint it. If you’re a music fan (especially a blues fan), there’s a good chance you’ve heard at least a song or two about…
As those of you who are following the Cinemechnix design know, I’m currently working on an entirely new section about adapting the game rules to specific game settings. Tweaking game rules is nothing new to me. I’ve been doing it for nearly as long as I’ve been gaming, and almost every QAGS supplement I’ve worked…
