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Pre-Order The Hardcover Fantasy Bestiary For Dungeon Fantasy RPG’s Nordlond Setting
Bygamingballistic January 5, 2022
Capping off a fantastic year of partnership with Steve Jackson Games, Gaming Ballistic launched its most ambitious Powered by GURPS project to date: The Nordlond Bestiary and Enemies Book for the Dungeon Fantasy RPG. Thanks to a late surge in pledges in the last few days, the book swelled to 192 pages. With strategic partnerships with fulfillment companies in both the U.S….
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Gaming Ballistic 2021 Year in Review
Bygamingballistic December 31, 2021
Well, 2020 was a disaster, and I followed that up by declaring I’d do game publishing exclusively in 2021, which I did in lieu of any sort of looking for a replacement Day Job. I also had a very long list of bullet-points that I wanted to try and do. So let’s start with the…
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Ballistic’s Report for Week Ending Dec 17
Bygamingballistic December 17, 2021
This last week was all about getting ready for the transition to Backerkit. There’s a lot that goes on “below the waterline” to make this happen. It’s a lot like synchronized swimming: it only looks calm and graceful if you don’t look at the legs. So, what went on? A lot of art direction. A…
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