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Today, in the SJG Report to the Stakeholder’s thread:
Today, in the SJG Report to the Stakeholder’s thread:
Over at Mailanka’s Musing, he throws down a fun post, akin to my Technical Natasha effort, describing the fight between Luke and Vader in The Empire Strikes Back. It’s a good breakdown, and worth the read. One thing that came up in the comments was the frequency of blade-to-blade pushing. This is, I believe, referred…
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. Zephyr (Merlin) – Real name Murui; Shaolin Kung Fu expert and super-speedster. Eamon Finnegan (Kyle) – smooth talking gravity-master; Ultimate Fighting Lawyer, to borrow a phrase….
In keeping with the Norse-ish theme of the country from which most adventurers in Dragon Heresy will originate from, I decided that the magic would be a bit more flavored. Here’s a look at the box for the flavors of magic. You’ll recognize some of the text as right from SRD5.1, as is appropriate. Some…
…my art team. Because they’re making me look good. Or at least better. I don’t know if I could ever look good. Serpents of Legend now has a cover. This is simply top-notch work by Douglas Deri, who’s new to my team but hopefully he’s enjoyed the experience enough to return. Much of his work for this…
The GURPS 20th Anniversary Sale ends today … but the awesome material keeps coming in, as Gaming Ballistic launches Warlock Knight on Kickstarter. Warlock Knight is a licensed, third-party programmed solitaire adventure for the Dungeon Fantasy RPG, Powered by GURPS. It is designed to serve as an introductory adventure, with characters starting at 150 points and growing through the…
Well, not really. Sounds fun, though. On the GURPS Discord, someone was asking about nets. That led to GURPS Martial Arts: Technical Grappling, which does have such support, and then to Fantastic Dungeon Grappling, which doesn’t. Well, not explicitly. As I noted, there’s a lot of FDG that is “some assembly required.” In this case,…