Gaming Ballistic will join Nerdarchy on their Daily Live Chat Revivified #215
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I started standing up my blog for real in the kitchen of my in-laws, on December 26, 2012. My first real content post was this one, two days later: https://gamingballistic.com/2012/12/28/managing-polearms/ By early 2013, I’d already basically established Thursday is GURPSDay, which caught the SJGames staff unawares, and they brought attention to it in 2016. Blogging…
Two weeks absolutely packed with stuff. At this time two weeks ago, Artifacts of Legend had just funded, and concluded on June 10. Since then, I have finished up most of the layout, put most of the artwork in place, and launched the Isle of Sedra Kickstarter for The Fantasy Trip. Oh, also fulfillment for…
This week and next week will continue the string of “rah rah!” GURPSDays. Still looking to rally support for the two Kickstarters going on that influence the future of the Dungeon Fantasy RPG specifically, and GURPS more broadly. Let’s start with the big one. Dungeon Fantasy Monsters 2/Boxed Set Reprint This one’s important, and it’s 83% funded! It’s been having…
+Mark Langsdorf has a neat new campaign idea, Mecha Against the Giants, he’s working on. Go read it, then come back. Got it? Good. Anyway, as he and +Peter V. Dell’Orto discuss how to account for a giant’s DR, or basically deal with the issue that to something SM+4 (30′ tall), an M16 shouldn’t probably be much threat. That…
Hall of Judgment Character and Monster Templates taking shape I’ve been working on the writing, which is now in the “I have something for everything” stage, and now turning to editing and converting from Fifth Edition/Dragon Heresy to the DFRPG/Powered by GURPS stats and difficulties. That starts, well, now. The other big thing I did…
In many ways, Cadmus, my Warrior Saint in +Nathan Joy‘s Dungeon Fantasy game has been an experiment. He was my first DF character, well, ever. He used new rules – Divine Favor – rather than the standard magic system. I also solicited and accepted a lot of steering on how I put him together. Now that…