I backed a Kickstarter – Dead Men Tell No Tales
I’m a sucker for games with cooperative play, and have enjoyed the heck out of Pandemic. When I saw Dead Men Tell No Tales on the G+ feed, I decided to pitch in.
Because hey . . . pirates.
I’m a sucker for games with cooperative play, and have enjoyed the heck out of Pandemic. When I saw Dead Men Tell No Tales on the G+ feed, I decided to pitch in.
Because hey . . . pirates.
March 2014’s RPG Blog Carnival is focusing on Virtual TableTops and Online Gaming. I invited VTT creators to chat with me briefly about the state of VTTs, and what’s the future of online RPGs. This evening I sat down for a brief chat with +Keith Athey of RPTools, and we spoke for just shy of a half-hour….
I’ve been reading some posts recently mostly expressing dissatisfaction on the Fate Point Economy for the Fate system. I was wondering if it would be interesting if instead of a certain number of Fate Points for each character, that players could invoke as many aspects as many times as they’d like, but each time they…
I got to thinking: How did the Standard Array come about? I figured they did some sort of simulation. Take 4d6, drop lowest, sort them in order, and take the mean, median, or mode of each row. I wondered, though – what that would look like, and how much variation would there be. I mean,…
Uncertain Gaming Licence 1.0a? Wow, such sound and fury in our neck of the hobby. Many people are legit concerned about where this leaves the third-party publishing space. I’ll leave that to other forums. However, it WAS my intent, in roughly two or three weeks, to launch a new product into the OSE space. It…
Robert Lee Hampton started out in World War 1, May 27 1918, at an infamous hospital in France. We heard rumors of an unanticipated German offensive, which smashed through a few French divisions. On the 28th of May, my character, Doctor Robert Lee Hampton, heard that some American and British divisions tried to offer some…