Beast of Namgakksan – Setting teaser
This is the teaser that I’m going to use to advertise the game. This could certainly lead into a campaign, but I need to plan… Read More »Beast of Namgakksan – Setting teaser
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The Four Worthies – Stats
The Edges as written don’t really allow for designing certain character aspects (especially martial arts), so some edges have been modified and some edges have… Read More »The Four Worthies – Stats
The Four Worthies
Each of the characters will be based on a paradigm or role common to wuxia or historical action/fantasy movies. The actual personality will be based… Read More »The Four Worthies
Beast of Namgakksan
So I am developing a one-shot game to deliver at the Ottawa Go-Play mini-con. I will post aspects of the development here. It may offer… Read More »Beast of Namgakksan
Starting Up A Game (I Hope!)
I am planning on beginning a role-playing game in Ottawa (Ontario, Canada). The game would happen every other (or every third) Thursday, starting at 7… Read More »Starting Up A Game (I Hope!)
In Memory of E. Gary Gygax
The RPG community lost one of its founders with the passing of E. Gary Gygax on March 4, 2008. As a way of thanking the… Read More »In Memory of E. Gary Gygax
Getting Medieval: Urbanity
Author: Fraser Ronald When one talks about fantasy role-playing games like Dungeons & Dragons, what often comes to mind are castles. Strangely enough, for most… Read More »Getting Medieval: Urbanity
Corpse Paint
Author: Armand Rosamilia Vladimir Dragov shivered as the sun began its descent. On the snowdrifts before him were dozens of dead Northlanders from his tribe,… Read More »Corpse Paint
The Art of Japanese Swordsmanship – The Battle is Fought in the Mind
Author: J. Mijares For those who haven’t seen the Jet Li movie HERO, there’s a brilliant sword fight between Li and Donny Yen. What makes… Read More »The Art of Japanese Swordsmanship – The Battle is Fought in the Mind
Sand Spiders
Author: Janet L. Loftis He wasn’t dead…not yet. But they were already digging his grave. At least he thought they were. Sounds of metal scraping… Read More »Sand Spiders