Nordlond Bestiary: Preview Link is Live

The preview link for the Nordlond Bestiary is now up and viewable. It launches at 9am Central Time Thursday, November 18 and runs four weekends and three weeks through December 7.

The preview link for the Nordlond Bestiary is now up and viewable. It launches at 9am Central Time Thursday, November 18 and runs four weekends and three weeks through December 7.
A follow-up to my GURPS-Day post from yesterday. One concept that came up after the comment threads was whether a DWA is really an All-Out Attack (Double) and should just be left that way. I don’t think so; after all, the picture in that post is me training dual-weapon use, and getting in a strike…
Wow. Big month. Went to GenCon. Can find blog posts on that kickin’ around. I learned a lot, gamed a lot, and networked a lot. I still have to catalog the mighty stack of artists’ business cards I got. I sold about 10 copies of Dungeon Grappling. That was good; more would be better. To…
Do you hear the people sing, Singing the song of angry men? It is the music of a people Who will not be slaves again! That’s more or less where we left off, with the bunch of us victorious in the first battle, but winded, wounded, depleted of resources, and facing a very large number…
Even the mightiest delver started somewhere. An apprentice, a squire or man-at-arms, a backup singer with The Backstreet Bards. Delvers to Grow allows you to take the part of those starting characters, supporting starting play as low as 62 points. Further, it provides pre-built modules and packages enabling a player to create a capable, playable…
Dramatis Personae The Commander (Doug) – telekinetic super-soldier with a really angry dog (Yukio). The dog is a powerful ally (250-300 points) and very intelligent and very, very aggressive. Arc Light (Christian) – battlsuited gadgeteer with electrical powers The Rat Queen (Emily) – brick with super-perception; made of actual rats Zephyr (Merlin) – Real name…
This post initially appeared on Michael’s Google+ feed, but I liked it so much I asked him if I could repost it on my blog. He agreed. Since disadvantages are unofficial topic of the week I’ve been thinking about our storied history of disadvantages and I was writing a HUGE response to Douglas Cole and…