For various reasons this took a bit. Holidays, dead computers, oh my.
But the text transcript of my interview with +Hans-Christian Vortisch is now available.
It was a fun interview for me to do, and we covered a lot of good ground.
If you haven’t seen it, heard it, or watched it: now’s your chance!
Dramatis Personae The Commander (Doug) – telekinetic super-soldier with a really angry dog (Yukio). The dog is a powerful ally (250-300 points) and very intelligent and very, very aggressive. Arc Light (Christian) – battlsuited gadgeteer with electrical powers Eamon Finnegan (Kyle) – smooth talking gravity-master; Ultimate Fighting Lawyer, to borrow a phrase. Emily was presumably…
Wow, this week flew by. But here we are again, and my efforts have nearly all been directed at the Bestiary. FnordCon4, digital convention, starts today! Look for panels, games, and more from casual hanging out and some panels this evening, to panels and games Saturday and Sunday. Some key events (pursuant to my interests;…
Today at 10am Central Time . . . in a bit more than two hours after I publish this update . . . the second third-party publication for the Dungeon Fantasy RPG will launch on Kickstarter. The Citadel at Norðvorn is a mini-setting for the Dungeon Fantasy RPG. It consists of three major settlements, many small villages,…
I did a lot of writing last week, and was up until just shy of 4am on Saturday night trying to finish editing the magical items, treasure, and rewards chapters. For those that come to these pages looking for tons of GURPS content, especially my semi-regular features such as The Reloading Press or even the…
Thursday is GURPS-Day, but I’m glad I was late this week! The inimitable +Sean Punch updated the GURPS thread of his Livejournal, where he gives weekly work-in-progress notes, and this week was a doozy. Reposting the text here with some formatting changes, he announced: We set art deadlines and/or release dates for many projects that were moving…
In Command of the Mk III Tutorial Mk III Setup My four-year-old daughter decided that she needed to challenge me to a game of Ogre, which meant we got to play again today. My wife “helped” her play. This time it was “better,” ending in an Ogre marginal victory. Found out too late I’d misinterpreted…