Inspired by OSR Grappling in The Manor
I’d fogotten about this, but it looks like +Peter V. Dell’Orto and my rules were incorporated into the Guardians superhero RPG system!
I’d fogotten about this, but it looks like +Peter V. Dell’Orto and my rules were incorporated into the Guardians superhero RPG system!
Well, 2020 was a disaster, and I followed that up by declaring I’d do game publishing exclusively in 2021, which I did in lieu of any sort of looking for a replacement Day Job. I also had a very long list of bullet-points that I wanted to try and do. So let’s start with the…
Today is Swords and Wizardry appreciation day, and since I’ve been involved in a S&W campaign for a bit thanks to the kind invitation of +Erik Tenkar, I thought I’d throw my own thoughts into the ring. I came to S&W after being reintroduced to playing D&D through a short tour in a Pathfinder campaign. Pathfinder…
So, my daughter is in a small school that does very interactive history studies. So last time, they did Ancient Egypt, and made canopic jars, faux jewelry for the pharaohs, etc. This time, they’re doing Ancient Greece, and since she’s a huge Wonder Woman fan, and a big fan of costumes in general, I thought…
Thursday is GURPS-Day, and running up to next week’s Melee Academy topic on disarming, my friends and I are passing back and forth videos of violence. This led to a discussion of movie violence vs. real-world violence, and the differences between the two. The discussion came up for GURPS, largely because it has the depth…
The Reloading Press is an at-least-weekly feature here on Gaming Ballistic for 2016. Each week it looks at some interesting real-world cartridges and presents them with hopefully-useful information in GURPS Format. 6.5x39mm (6.5 Grendel) The 6.5 Grendel was designed with the goal to give the AR-15 platform “legs” out to 200-800 yard, and even farther…
In a previous post, I linked to +Jason Packer‘s concept for a Dungeon Fantasy sandbox campaign. In it, he posits a royal command, given by someone named King Krail, to reclaim an area bordered by some pretty distinct geography. In short, he sketches out a sandbox, evocatively enough that it begs many questions, some of which…
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Nice.