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Scheduling thoughts – future post content
To try and rationalize what I’m doing with this blog, I’m tossing out some ideas. Monday Morning: Pathfinder Skull and Shackles or GURPS Space Actual Play Report Wednesday Morning: GURPS Dungeon Fantasy Actual Play report. Thursday: GURPS Content or other rules-centric stuff Friday Evening: Read-through reports. I’ve got Pathfinder, FATE Core, and some GURPSy stuff…
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Have you stopped by Ballistic Interviews recently?
Gaming Ballistic Interview: GURPS Line Editor Sean Punch Gaming Ballistic Interview: Pyramid Magazine Panel Discussion Gaming Ballistic’s Firing Squad: Leonard Balsera (Lead Designer for FATE Core) GB Firing Squad: Christopher Rice’s Pyramid Mentoring Group Gaming Ballistic’s Firing Squad: Vlogging about Blogging with Erik Tenkar Gaming Ballistic’s Firing Squad: Richard LeBlanc and David Welborn and the…
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Apropos of Nothing: Honor Harrington and hopeless addictions
If you’ve noticed that my posting velocity has slowed over the past few weeks, you can quite simply just blame David Weber. On the recommendation of +Jill McTavish, since I’d complained that I’d read through most of my fluff reading that I do to decompress after work, she passed on to me the first five volumes…
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Naval Cannon for D&D
I posted my prior article on firearms for D&D over on reddit, and a poster noted that while he thought this was all neat and stuff, he was much more likely to be interested in naval cannon. That seems like a great idea, and I found a nice article online to base some initial stats…
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Review – GURPS Action 1: Heroes (Introduction)
Great, so you went out and purchased GURPS Action 1: Heroes. Excellent choice. Your discernment makes you a paragon among men. So open it up. Read the introduction. Good. Read it again. Now read it again. Got it? Good, because it’s that important. No surprise for +Sean Punch, but I’m not kidding when I say that…
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User commentary on Technical Grappling
Writes like feedback. Even negative feedback, constructively given, is useful. While I’m still waiting for +Erik Tenkar to review Technical Grappling (hey! where’d that bus come from?), I got a pleasant surprise when +Mitch French over at Don’t Forget Your Boots spent about 1,750 words talking about his impressions of my book. Highlights: He likes enough of the concepts that…
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