Earth Delta Design Diary 10/13/2010: Quillrays (Earth Delta, for anyone who arrived here because they typed some seriously warped things into their favorite porno search engine, is Lizard’s take on post-apocalyptic, Gamma World style roleplaying using the Dungeons … Continue reading →
Booty And The Beasts, Part IV: Demons With Bewbage! (Boobage? B00bage? Someone help me out, here…) Presenting part IV of my walkthrough of “Booty And The Beasts”, a classic 1979 supplement for “Fantasy Role-Playing Games”, by which we mean, “Dungeons … Continue reading →
Booty And The Beasts, Part III: Creatures Of The Air With Galactic Dragons What’s Not To Love? Welcome back to the third installment of my walkthrough/review/look at “Booty And The Beasts”, a classic unofficial Dungeons & Dragons supplement from the … Continue reading →
Earth Delta Beta Release 1C Woohoo! After way too long, a new beta of Earth Delta! And in case you’ve missed me whoring it out for the past nine months, Earth Delta is Lizard’s take on post-apocalyptic mutant adventuring, ala … Continue reading →
Booty and The Beasts, Part II: Under The Sea Under the sea… under the sea…. you can be ripped into thousands of fleshy gobbets and then devoured while still in excruciating agony under the sea… Yes, folks, we’re back for … Continue reading →
Booty And The Beasts If you got here looking for some sort of rap album, you might as well leave now. If you got here looking for the Disney film from the 1990s, you might as well leave now, and … Continue reading →
A Spell For All Time: Feral Froth Never let it be said I don’t listen to my readers reader! Here we are with another edition of “A Spell For All Time”! The earlier edition is here, of course. A bruief … Continue reading →
The Sky People As anyone who has followed my career (if you can call it that) knows, I have a special love for the genre often called “Sword and Planet” or “Planetary Romance”. The platonic ideal of this genre is … Continue reading →
A Spell For All Time: Inaudible Intelligence OK, some backstory. At GenCon, I picked up Matt Finch’s “Eldritch Weirdness”, along with one or two other items. One item included in compilation of interesting bits of magic for retro-clone style games … Continue reading →
The World Of Tiers OK, this is going to be a look at an entire series, not just a single book, but it’s an eminently gameable series. It surprises me that no one has glommed onto the World of Tiers … Continue reading →