Kickstarter: The Book of Unusual Potions (by Philip Reed)
This snuck into my feed this morning. 24 to 48 pages, digest format. System neutral, and highly inspirational.
I’m in for the physical copy.
This snuck into my feed this morning. 24 to 48 pages, digest format. System neutral, and highly inspirational.
I’m in for the physical copy.
The Book of Unusual Potions (by Philip Reed)
It’s another GURPSDay, and here’s the last few weeks of posts! This post has been updated to go through Nov 8. Scroll all the way down (the random order is, well, random). Catch up and get some repeat views and if you missed some. They’re in reverse chronological order, so if you’re up-to-date, just skim…
On a brief personal note, Hall of Judgment arrived in the USA, and is currently being distributed as quickly as I can get books (they didn’t arrive all at once) and put them in the post. It is, even with me being author and publisher, a very pretty book. You should get one if you…
Thursday is GURPSDay, and we’re back into the swing of things This last week saw the release of GURPS Disasters: Meltdowns and Fallout, which marks the first volume in what has been on the wishlist for a while in the disasters series. It’s not explicitly tied to After the End, but global nuclear catastrophe is…
Got these in the mail today. One two, hardbacks here before me That’s what I said now Drakul, his villainy abhors me He’ll kill you dead now . . . As typical for Night’s Black Agents, the book is meaty and gorgeous. Dracula Unredacted – a complete version of Bram Stoker’s Dracula with extra notes…
Thursday is GURPSDay, and below you can find the blog activity from the last seven days. Over the last week, there have been about 50 GURPS-Related posts from 28 or so blogs that have popped up on the radar screen, which is a nice chunk of reading material. Not every blog posts about GURPS every…
This is a very comprehensive review of Action 1. I had started to write one post per chapter, but even I find that annoying after a bit. So I’m combining my two prior posts with this one, which finishes up with chapters 3 and 4. The review is almost 4,500 words long . . ….