Coming Soon: More Perilous Journeys for The Fantasy Trip
This is just a preview of the project summary, but things are shaping up well.
I hope to launch in just shy of two weeks, and the project should run through mid-June.
This is just a preview of the project summary, but things are shaping up well.
I hope to launch in just shy of two weeks, and the project should run through mid-June.
This will likely be the most eventful two weeks of Gaming Ballistic’s existence, as physical fulfillment begins on two core products. Lots of things going on, all at once. Dragon Heresy Printing is complete. The final tally was 1,530 books printed, which is 2,219 kg of books. Two and a quarter metric tons. Of that…
Gaming Ballistic is proud to announce that the product campaign for Tower of the Moon, a new TFT adventure by David Pulver, will launch this Friday, September 3. The adventure is written, edited, laid out, the art is complete, and the PDF is hyperlinked. What’s left to do? Nothing. That’s why we’re skipping Kickstarter…
Here we are. August 1st. I’d posted a hopeful schedule two weeks ago on what I had to do and the timing it was supposed to do down on. Yeah. I’m behind. But maybe not by that much. And the last two weeks have seen me get a yuuge amount done. What’s the Status? Two…
Thursday is GURPS-Day, and this one might be the shortest content-containing GURPS-Day post ever. +Christopher R. Rice and I were chatting about character templates for a project that we’re involved in. I was musing that we should maybe, instead of a set template, allow something like “50 points in ST and HT, 60 points in DX…
Foreword (Douglas) Hall of Judgment was a successful Kickstarter that produced a – even if I do say so myself – fine, playable, good-looking product. Even so, it’s nice when a creator gets feedback, and my ego appreciates stroking as much as the next man. Even better than compliments on the book itself is that…
Thursday is GURPSDay, and marks the first full week of 2019. It’s been a bit of a crazy week for me, as schedules are only now returning to normal after break (the kids are back in school) and trying to work out a good balance of writing and doing other things. There are, however, things…