[Sourcebook/Adventure Anthology] Dark Folk (1983) P. Karczag, S. Morrison, R.L. Asprin, L. Kay, A. Miller, I. Goldstein, A. Nudelman & S. Khas edited by P. Karczag (Mayfair Games) Levels 5 – 9 Summary: (Orcs of Thar + Keep on the Borderlands + In the Shadow of Mount Rotten)/5 Note: As part of the spiritual rebirth … More [Review] Dark Folk (1e 3PP); Keep on the Borderlands Coverband
Endzeitgeist, my mighty neighbour to the west, whose catalog of review-accomplishments dwarfs that of my own paltry efforts like the mighty Sequoia towers over the bonsai, has elected to review my efforts and Aaron’s and gives what is probably the most detailed, most elaborate and most positive review of Red Prophet Rises ever. Genre-wise, this … More A Masterclass Level Review
About a quarter of a year ago I started delving into SWN, a game I have enjoyed immensely as a player for several years. Previous entries may be from here. Like a doddering old fool or perhaps a charismatic, handsome friend with a leather jacket who rides a motorcycle and shows up unanounced at your … More [Review] Stars Without Numbers (Core Game) Pt. VII; Cross the Stars and Fight…
As I have finished my consultations on Cha’alt and Palace of Unquiet Repose is getting to be near completion my buddy Malrex, RPG-tycoon, author of nine billion modules and Co-Author of the inimitable Red Prophet Rises as well as Watson to my Sherlock when it comes to PoUR, approached me for something different then the habitual … More Introducing: The City of Vermillion Kickstarter
Tomorrow I will be running The Last Days of Constantinople for my regular ACKS group, using 3.5, the Noble Knights expansion, the Priest class from All For One and no magic items. That’s right boys, it’s happening. I’ve statted up 6 playable characters of levels 1-3 consisting mostly of fighting men. Since whatever frankenstein version of D20 uses TLDoC is essentially … More Another list of announcements and rambles…
Age of Dusk 