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Dark Times
No, not COVID-19… real dark times. I have dealt with so much in the last 5 years that it is hard to imagine it all. I had a bad motorcycle accident and ended up in the hospital overnight. A month later my wife had a near heart attack. Out home burned down. We moved (obviously). Made a new friend, and… Read more →
Vale Greg Stafford (1948 – 2018)
On October 11th of 2018 Greg Stafford, founder of Chaosium, creator of Glorantha, and driving force for one of the best settings in gaming history was in a sweat lodge at his home in Arcata, CA when his body left on a path out of this world. It was quick and painless, and he died seeking his spiritual truth. I… Read more →
TTB.groups.io
I have started a group for Through The Breach at groups.io. It will focus on alternate rules, new ideas, conversions of settings, and the like for Wyrd Miniatures Malifaux Setting RPG, Through The Breach. Join Us! Read more →
How Does A Game Group Die?
On the 29th of April, our gaming group got together to play. It was a plummeting game and the group had not “jelled” in months. As to why I am certain that my collection of ideas and reasons could be stacked with everyone else’s and there would be few duplicates. Mostly, it was a simple issue of style. At least… Read more →
Unisystem Failure
Unisystem is a weak system on many fronts. It is math-heavy, it fails at scaling to more powerful game settings (like Armageddon or Witchcraft) and it has no fumble system. While fixing the scaling issues are outside my desire right now, and the math issue is just an endemic failure of the system, the “fumble” issue can be fixed. I… Read more →
Unisystem New Attack Style
So, as my group disintegrated in the middle of a campaign I had just come up with an idea. Rather than see it lost I thought I would share it here. Unisystem uses Success Levels to show how well someone has done. After all damage is determined (weapon adds and armor reductions) the Success Levels show some of how the… Read more →
Fire in the Valley, Smoke on the Mountain
On July 28th of 2016, a fire ravaged my subtle abode and everything was changed. The website was due for renewal and it was not an option. As a result, it was lost like dust in the wind. The new site will be rebuilt because that is what one does after a disaster. Read more →