What I’m Playing: Feb ‘10 from Justin Achilli — Blog
In the course of developing a tabletop RPG and transitioning from doing that to being part of the design team for an MMO, it's a fact of the matter and a job requirement that I play a lot of games. I'm not necessarily playing all of the next big things, however.
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What I’m Playing: Feb ‘10 from Justin Achilli — Blog
New WeeBeeGamers Logo Poll from WeeBeeGamers.com
I’m working on a new logo and mascot for the website. Let me know which one you like or if you have suggestions in the comments. Here are a few new designs:
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New WeeBeeGamers Logo Poll from WeeBeeGamers.com
Cortex and Unisystem from The Other Side blog
I have a few posts about Cortex coming up and I am actually putting them on hold to put this one up first.Cortex is a system I have talked about off and on. I like it.
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Melee Weapons vs. Armour Class, Take..Oh, Who the Hell Knows? from The Wheel of Samsara
Maybe I'll just make this a continuing feature and create a new Weapon vs. AC Chart every week forever.
Melee Weapon Classes Explained from The Wheel of Samsara
As I mentioned in my previous post , I am avoiding deliberately generic names for the various Weapon Classes because they bore me to tears with their technical connotations and I suspect they make things that much harder for new players.
[Thundarr Thursday] Ancient Armory: Shock Lance from The Savage AfterWorld
Weapon: Shock Lance Damage: 2d6+15, Stun Attacks: 1 Range: N/A Weight: 7 lbs. Battery: N/A (if magical) or Beltpack Charges: N/A (if magical) or 25 The Shock Lance is a magical weapon wielded by the Raiders of the Abyss during their human hunts. It appears like a long slender rod of bone or ivory, covered with deeply carved lines and veins
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Rebuilding Vampire: A Need For Hope/Redemption? from Highmoon's Ponderings » RPG
Something came up in the comments to my previous post, Rebuilding Vampire: Humanity, brought up by Mick Bradley about whether there should be the glimmer of hope/redemption for a vampire. He made this point after I had stated that, in my view of the vampire myth/game, the story of the vampire is one of an
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Elric Explored – Part 5: Magic from Back to (Role-Playing Game) Basics
I think this will be the last in my series before tackling the other side of the formula for my Icosa setting: Cthulhu. Magic in the Elric saga touches back on many of the previous parts of this exploration, but I wanted to give it it's own space to work through some ideas.
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Star Wars: Action Cards from Age of Ravens
A little recovered today, but feeling like I'm going to be coughing for another couple of days. Star Wars for Action CardsSo right now I'm working on putting together a basic set of systems to use with my Action Cards homebrew for a short run Star Wars…
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Star Wars: Action Cards from Age of Ravens
Esta editorial es una de mis favoritas, sobre todo, porque su fundador y presidente, Joseph Goodman, me parece un tío sensato y coherente. Sólo hace falta leer la entrevista concedida a la página web de Kobold Quarterly para llegar a esa conclusión, amén de leer su intervención en el foro de su editorial (relativa a asuntos económicos, cosa infrecuente).
Y como reza el título de esta entrada, lo más novedoso de Goodman Games son sus antiguas obras publicadas para la edición 3.5 de DnD; es necesario recordar que WotC prohibió publicar material nuevo o continuar vendiendo el ya existente bajo el sello d20 a partir del 1 de enero de 2009[1].
Como ya han hecho otras editoras, Goodman Games ha adaptado el antiguo logotipo d20 para mostrar otro muy parecido (3rd Age), poniendo de nuevo a la venta el material antiguo en PDF. Pueden adquirirse tanto en DriveThru, RPGNow y Paizo.
Aunque la mayoría son las aventuras de la serie Dungeon Crawl Classics, también hay material para Castles & Crusades y otros suplementos más que interesantes.
- aunque eso no impedía continuar las ventas bajo el sello de la licencia OGL [↩]
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