This is the fourth issue that is devoted to Dungeon Fantasy. No surprise – it’s the most popular sub-line, having spawned at least 16 or 17 books, and of course, since it occupies the same turf as the most popular game today (D&D in all its flavors, be it D&D5, Pathfinder, or the various OSR…
A Fine Night Unlike playing the Pandemic boardgame (which is fun, as opposed to playing the pandemic home game, which is horrible), where “One Quiet Night” is a good card to play…we had a very active night, and jumped up several thousand dollars. That means in the first 24 hours we crushed through 50% funding….
This weekend ComiCon came to Minneapolis, so my whole family went. Highlights: The costumes, of course, were great. Day 1 I just wore my Gaming Ballistic sweatshirt over a Superman T-shirt, since my daughter was dressed as supergirl (since Supergirl is often portrayed as blonde, she kills this one). I had one guy take her…
The Violent Revolution continues! Perhaps even more important to how a roleplaying game resolves whether or not a fighter strikes home at his foe is how his opponent reacts when struck. I’ve been reading +Jon Peterson‘s “Playing at the World” recently, a densely packed and quite informative history of games, gaming, and (most specifically) Dungeons and…
This is an issue that could be a lot of fun. Dungeon Fantasy is full of entertaining tropes, some used for amusement, some for simplification, and some for the one true purpose of absolute and total mayhem. Ahem. Sorry. But Alternate Dungeons takes this and attempts to come at you sideways. I strongly suspect, given…
This is a repeat of an SJG Forums post made by Assistant Line Editor Jason “PK” Levine. *** *** *** *** A wise company looks to the future while carefully minding the past, and it’s in the latter spirit that we’ve offered back catalogs of our classic magazines. Roleplayer, which started as a newsletter and…
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Has anyone every used Last Gasp just as a straight-up Action Point system – get X AP per turn, get all of them back at the beginning of your next one, etc. without any fatigue effects?
I’m curious.
Not that I know of.