I keep thinking about maybe trying to publish another official supplement for Blade & Crown. The Medieval Mountain Monastery Mystery? Hmm, maybe. I still feel like publishing that would take too much energy, though. A collection of essays? Feels kinda … Continue reading
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I continue to be amazed by the sheer mass of burgeoning creativity in games these days. On itch.io, for example, there are games for seemingly everything: A game designed for two players, a human and a pet sitting in their … Continue reading
Haven’t said much here for a while. But I’ve built up a small store of things worth posting. I’m going to make a little effort to post things here again, at least until those ideas run out. … Continue reading
I hope that all the tumult with Excessively Dominant RPG leads a whole lot of people to better systems. The tenth anniversary of publishing Blade & Crown has come and gone. Sales are a trickle these days. I’m pondering putting … Continue reading
The latest XKCD is pretty funny. It’s also an idea I had more than a decade ago. Made a game about it, in fact. Didn’t have much luck with it, though, because reasons. I don’t begrudge Randall his very funny … Continue reading
I got to do a playtest of 8 Tokens. More about that later, but one specific piece of feedback: I needed to come up with more examples of things to be good at. So, here are a few: Acting convincingly … Continue reading
I’ve been toying with the idea of putting together a collection of essays. Some original, certainly; there are fair number of things I’d like to set down but haven’t had the right space for. I’d also include some things that … Continue reading
The Medieval Mountain Monastery Murder Mystery is a scenario in which all the characters are trans. All the characters. And it deals with some pretty deep trans issues. I’ve done what I can to get the word out about it, … Continue reading
There has been a small — very small, but still noticeable — spike in sales for Blade & Crown and the Bandit Map lately. I don’t think it’s been entirely thanks to Brian I., either. 🙂 I’m not entirely sure … Continue reading
The GM and players agree on a setting and general scenario. Think of a character. Write down three things your character is good at, and one thing your character is really good at. Write each in the form of “[Really … Continue reading