I’ve been thinking about Mars quite a lot lately, and not just because of the recent Mars rover images that got mentioned on my podcast. And this is just one idea I’ve had for a game that can be played on the Red Planet. Rumours of sedition coming from Mars haven’t sparked that much interest to those making their livings on the streets of earth. [Read the article]
Unlike previous posts, that are either stand alone adventures or encounters that can easily be slotted into an existing game, this is the first adventure of a complete campaign. What the rest of the campaign could turn into is up to the GM, but for me I can’t help but add a healthy amount of the occult to this historical plot. The Summer of ’34 [Read the article]
The RPG Site of the Year contest was created with three goals in mind: (1) To bring to light some interesting blogs that readers may not have seen before, (2) to provide a fun event that readers and bloggers can take part in, and (3) to award that one gaming blog for a job very well done. I think we have hit all three marks again, and I have to say that it’s been a blast…
The RPG Site of the Year contest and award was thought up and implemented with three goals in mind: To provide a fun event that readers and bloggers can take part in, To bring to light some interesting blogs that readers may not have seen before, And to award that one gaming blog for a job very well done. Well, I think we’ve accomplished the [Read the article]
It happens to all adventuring parties at some point in their travels. They’re crossing vast expanses of land and find villages, settlements, and even cities that might not be on their map, and find strange customs within. Things that are normal, regular and day to day for its inhabitants, but to strangers seem dark and weird. This is one such encounter… According to the map, [Read the article]
Check out the following RPG blogs, then cast a vote for your favorite! This is day 4 of 4 for Reader Voting of the 2013 RPG Site of the Year contest. We’ll post the four finalists on April 22nd, and then the winner on April 29th. So, after you vote (below), come back on Monday to see the finalists! ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ [Read the article]
Check out the following RPG blogs, then cast a vote for your favorite! This is day 3 of 4 for Reader Voting of the 2013 RPG Site of the Year contest. Monday – Thursday we’ll have a new group of sites for you to check out and vote on. We’ll post the four finalists on April 22nd, and then the winner on April 29th. So, [Read the article]
Check out the following 4 RPG blogs, then cast a vote for your favorite! This is day 2 of 4 for Reader Voting of the 2013 RPG Site of the Year contest. Monday – Thursday we’ll have a new group of sites for you to check out and vote on. We’ll post the four finalists on April 22nd, and then the winner on April 29th. [Read the article]
Check out the following 4 RPG blogs, then cast a vote for your favorite! This is day 1 of 4 for Reader Voting of the 2013 RPG Site of the Year contest. Monday – Thursday we’ll have a new group of sites for you to check out and vote on. We’ll post the four finalists on April 22nd, and then the winner on April 29th. [Read the article]
This comes after playing the Fallout games quite a lot. I know I was a few years late to the party, but they really do offer a lot in terms of inspiration. It has been decades since the Event. Most of humanity was destroyed, and the culture it spawned went with it. Those few who survived took a large backwards leap and resorted to other [Read the article]