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!
This is an article-by-article review of Pyramid #3/57: Gunplay. While I don’t usually do this, the subject matter of this issue is just what this blog ordered, and even if one of my own articles is in it, I really think every article, and nearly every word, of this issue is worth reading. So, a series…
This has been, bar none, the biggest month in Gaming Ballistic’s short existence. A lot happened! These updates are going to come monthly now, so that they’re more interesting. Admin Daniel and I turned on the Gaming Ballistic web store. Right now, there are only two items on there: the Dungeon Grappling PDF and the…
Been quiet this week, so I apologize for that. The cause? My wife is in Italy for the annual Hwa Rang Do world tournament and black sash seminars – in addition to being a PhD in Wastewater Treatment, she’s also a martial arts instructor. Yes, she’s a badass. What that means, though, is I have…
I’m riffing a bit off of +Christopher R. Rice and +Antoni Ten Monrós chatting about their own article, Team Up, in this month’s issue, Pyramid #3/65: Alternate GURPS III. I’ll be reviewing the entire thing sometime soon, after the Blog Carnival finishes up and I get all the stuff done for it (mostly two more interviews; three if I…
We’re in the last two days for the Infinite Archipelago: The Isle of Sedra. The campaign funded (yay!) and we’re in the home stretch. The Infinite Archipelago seeks to bring easily importable setting material into Cidri for The Fantasy Trip. This setting and supporting adventures by David Pulver features: The Sedra Sourcebook. The preview image shows the…
I blame my kid. As someone who used to do gold evaporation for my PhD thesis, I was always shocked at just how heavy it it. We always talk about uranium and tungsten as being dense, and they are. They’re also hard, high-melting refractory materials, so they do occupy a unique place in the hearts…
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Nice.