The Dwarven Stronghold likes grappling
+Boric Glanduum over at The Dwarven Stronghold has reviewed Gothridge Manor #8.
He seems to like it. You might too – why don’t you pick up a copy and find out?
+Boric Glanduum over at The Dwarven Stronghold has reviewed Gothridge Manor #8.
He seems to like it. You might too – why don’t you pick up a copy and find out?
Continuing the play report for the Skull and Shackles game, as always GM’d by +Jeromy French , with +Matt Sutton (Malgrim) , +kung fu hillbilly (Alejandro) , +Joshua Taylor (Gimbal) as my (Pel) more-or-less trusty allies. Hey, we’re pirates, trust is a guideline, not a rule. Play started with us waking up to find one of our new crewmembers missing from the ship, but clearly bad…
The Dragon Heresy RPG player-centric book is finished, at least in complete first draft form. Based off of an extensively edited and modified SRD5.1, the player’s book consists of roughly 172,000 words, or between 235-275 laid-out pages depending on how that goes. You can see the raw dump of the Table of Contents below. This…
This is Asgard. This is Zootopia City. This is Idris Elba And so is this There is no possible way these are coincidences. Otherwise, very fun movie, but probably requires an emotionally robust child to see it. There’s some tense stuff in there, but overall: glad I bought it.
If you’re new to GURPS, or are sometimes frustrated or confused or find GURPS melee combat to be slow, +Peter V. Dell’Orto has some good advice for you. GURPS 101: Avoiding Combat Analysis-Paralysis in GURPS He nicely covers some options (and non-options) to keep things simple. It’s not even a false economy of simple. I’ve heard that while…
Derek Knutsen-Frey and I chatted a lot about Dragon Heresy in a prior interview. It was a great chat. We also spent another hour (ish) talking about the business of game design. Even if I do say so myself, it’s a very good discussion. EPISODE 171 – DOUGLAS COLE DRAGON HERESY PART 2 Other links: RPG…
Looking at the past in order to chart the future as we head into December. I started Gaming Ballistic on Dec 26, at my wife’s parents house, after (most likely) reading +Peter V. Dell’Orto‘s DF blog, and possibly some others. Re-reading my first week or two of posts, though . . . mostly it was Dungeon…