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Just a reminder that over 100 blogs are pulled to make this feed. Not all of them publish each day, or even each week. But there’s lots of good stuff here.
Check often!
Thinking a bit more about S2E4 of the Aeon campaign, I can’t help coming back to how badly we biffed it, and still managed to pull it out because of a metagame ability – for which I paid many points – to ret-con a whole series of crap decisions. There are certain things you can’t…
This week brings to a close the week of blatantly shilling for the Dungeon Fantasy RPG Kickstarters. Both Citadel at Nordvorn and the Dungeon Fantasy Monsters 2 and Boxed Set Reprint campaigns end this weekend, with DFM2 closing tomorrow (Friday), and Citadel coming to an end on Sunday. Both funded and passed at least one…
GURPS Low Tech is a pretty darn good book. There’s a lot of value there, and even more so in the three companions. There are a few books out, such as Instant Armor, and the forthcoming Low Tech Armor Loadouts, that help whittle down the very large job of choosing armor kit. It took me…
This last week was about revisions and updates to the Bestiary, plus a bit of inhale-exhale. The project is really close to entering the printing phase, and the focus is on purging errors from the main draft. The last week was primarily about getting to a complete version of the book. That happened on Feb…
Foreword (Douglas) This continues the actual play report by Simone De Bellis, the first session of which was transcribed here in a prior post (mildly edited by me), and here in the GURPS North America Facebook group, which thankfully is used by folks well beyond North America. As before, he takes what I gave him…
GURPSDay is currently pulling from 103 blogs on the roster. We’ve passed 400% and 400 backers for the Hall of Judgment Kickstarter. This is the last three days of the Kickstarter, and the book is really starting to take shape. We’ve got a Foreword by Kromm himself, which will catch the interest of all third-party…