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.
The Lost Hall of Tyr Kickstarter has funded and is striving to achieve its “high quality printing” stretch goals. It won’t take much, but I need your help. Funded. Closing in on Stretch Goals This is where it happens – the last two days of the Kickstarter are where it takes off and assumes its…
I was chatting with a fellow Discordian about a space fighter carrier he was making. I remarked offhand that for such a short vessel as he was making, he had an awful lot of embarked craft. He claimed (correctly) that it was rules-legal. I looked about, and the smallest two space fighters I could find…
This post was spawned in the same discussion +Peter V. Dell’Orto references in his recent entry on the Shield Wall question. This isn’t more about Shield Wall, but more shields in general. After I started on this, I figured some of my fellow bloggers would like to try, so I contacted Peter, Mark, Jason, and the…
Thursday is GURPS-Day, and as part of writing a future entry in my Violent Resolution series (it should show up as my fourth content post, I think), I got thinking about armor piercing weapons again when reading about how the Oakeshott Type XVII sword typically had hexagonal cross sections so they could punch through armor…
Amazing. I’m floored and thrilled by the response to this Kickstarter. Let me be straight. I expected about 300 folks and $20 per pledge. That would have been a success for me. We landed 1/3 as many backers as the CORE RULES THEMSELVES. That’s just wild, and I thank you for it: 525 Backers; nearly $16,000!…
Thursday is GURPSDay, and well, that was a bit ago. I departed for GameHole Con and forgot to set up remote access, as I always forget to set up remote access. So this covers a longer period than usual. GameHole Con was awesome, but more on that later. GURPSDay is currently pulling from 104 blogs…