Character Collections: Funded on Day One!
Time to put on that pretty floral bonnet and party. Hopefully I won’t end up married to a psychotic redhead. My current mostly-stable redheaded wife would not be amused.
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Technical Grappling, now with ART!
According to +Sean Punch, Nikki Vrtis has received the art for my manuscript! This may wind up being my shortest blog entry ever, but: SQUEEEEEE!!! Ahem. Very excited to have the book take that next step.
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Dragon Heresy major milestone – players book complete
The Dragon Heresy RPG player-centric book is finished, at least in complete first draft form. Based off of an extensively edited and modified SRD5.1, the player’s book consists of roughly 172,000 words, or between 235-275 laid-out pages depending on how that goes. You can see the raw dump of the Table of Contents below. This…
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Technical Applications – Fightin’ with Peter
+Peter V. Dell’Orto asked me to run him through a fight with Technical Grappling, and we spent a while on Friday night going through one. You can read Peter’s take on this match up over at Dungeon Fantastic. Actually, we spent nearly an hour yakkin’ it up, since he’s a great guy to talk to and…
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Ballistic’s Spreadsheet – July 2013
People on the SJG Forums still reference the work I did a while ago on bullet statistics conversion from real-world data. The fact is, the equations for weapon penetration did not change form 3e to 4e, and where there are some real issues with scaling weapons, the derivation of penetration is the same, and (more…
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Playtesting – what do you look for?
I’ve playtested a lot of books for others. I read through, I do math, I occasionally use the rules (more now than in the past, because now I have a few game groups, and then I had none). This weekend, and soon in the future, my ever-expanding Heretical D&D project will get playtested. Sure, I’ve…
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Firearms Scatter worksheet from 3e
In a wild and likely unlawful combination of Throwback Thursday and GURPS-Day, I present something that I thought had been lost years ago. This was a head-poundingly complex shot at taking the old 3e rules (you can tell because of the Acc 10 assumption for the rifle) and asking the question “where does each bullet…
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