I’ve been maintaining relatively regular updates for a while, but that kind of blorked lately. First, we’re in crunch mode at work, which means 12 hour days and some weekends. Second, this was when I decided I’d start running a … Continue reading →
Rules & Revisions Lasers & Lightning Guns Staffs & Saddlebags Last week Two weeks ago, I mildly chided Dave Hargrave for having a few pages containing but a single chart or table, surrounded by a vast sea of emptiness. Across … Continue reading →
The Runes Of Doom, Part V Rules & Resurrection With race and class out of the way, we can now move into the self-actualization of gender identity through an intersectual lens. Or, we could discuss rules for coming back from … Continue reading →
The Runes Of Doom, Part IV Deodanths, Saurigs, and Phraints Takei (You See What I Did There…) Last week, I noted that much of the material was a rehash of existing classes for “most other roleplaying games”, part of Dave … Continue reading →
The Runes Of Doom, Part III Class And Race In Arduin The Culture of Post-Capitalist Hegemony Opens a Space for the Historicization of the Gendered Body. I Got That From A Random Academic Sentence Generator Here we are at Part … Continue reading →
The Runes Of Doom, Part II Politics & Pickpockets Rulers & Rabble And The Black Wind In today’s installment of the Arduin walkthrough, we look primarily at what is now called “downtime” events — that vague limbo between “Well, half … Continue reading →
Force Awakens — Random Thoughts Warning: Contains spoilers, and won’t make a lot of sense if you haven’t seen the movie. Important: I loved it and am totally going to see it again. And again. And buy the Extended DVD … Continue reading →
Boredom In Pathfinder And I Don’t Mean Waiting While A Player And The GM Argue Over Grappling Rules That’s Usually Amusing, And Can Enhance Your Knowledge Of Profanity Player:”I start going through the books in the lich’s library to look … Continue reading →
The Runes Of Doom, Part I Individuality, Reality, And Age Huh. Sounds Kind Of Like The Title Of Some Overpriced Textbook For Some College Course Probably One Of The Ones Where The Answer To Every Question Is ‘Privilege!’ And we … Continue reading →
Welcome To Skull Tower, Part XVII — Special Double-Size End Of Book Edition! Those Who Do Not Study History Are Doomed To Have The GM Lecture Them On It Because He Worked Six Months On This Background And You’re Going … Continue reading →