It’s a Holiday Sale!
All Gaming Ballistic products are on sale at 25% off through January 2. Includes both PDFs and Print versions.
The Nightmare Fuel project is still not complete with fulfillment, so these are not yet part of the sale.
The discount should automatically apply at checkout.
This post has a temporal shift. The link that inspired the post happened a month ago. Then I returned to it. Interesting what a month brings . . . ******* There’s a reason I follow Jeffro’s blog, since his post here crystallized something I’ve been toying with for a while. In GURPS, if you’re attacked, you…
Thursday is GURPSDay, and as seems to be the case with me these days, I’m posting this on a Friday. Life gets busy. Even so: here’s three weeks of GURPS blog posts, to catch up and get some repeat views and if you missed some. They’re in reverse chronological order, so if you’re up-to-date, just…
Revisiting a theme: what about the interplay between attacks, defenses, maneuvers, and combat options? All-Out Attacks Over in the SJG Forums on June 7, a poster was wondering about All-Out Attack, and if the “you lose your defenses” thing is too harsh. Some posters pointed out that All-Out Attack was unrealistic, awful, a death sentence,…
Earlier I went through and took a stab at what it costs to develop an RPG book. One can consider these, in somewhat imprecise terms, economic costs, rather than an accounting or cash-flow cost, in that it’s not required to write checks for all of them. Further, the costs presented represent doing everything on a contracting basis, and…
This is a nice unboxing video of the Four Perilous Journeys “ALL THE THINGS” pledge level. All five adventures (and the 1-2% error rate on Vampire Hunter Belladonna for assembly problems did not affect this order, so yay!), plus the counter sheets and card deck. Engage MN Passive Voice: “Nice things are said.” Plus:…
A while back I was grousing about using Drop Caps. I “solved” the problems I was having by using a GREP search to insert and then adjust the kerning of the spaces after my room numbers. After a quick chat with Nikki Vrtis, layout artist for Steve Jackson Games, she took me the last, final…