For anyone who wants to flip through the pages first, The Bandit Map is also available for purchase at The Source. (You know, the best FLGS in the universe.) They have both the color and the B&W editions. Go check … Continue reading
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The Bandit Map is finally ready to buy! You can buy it in either a B&W printed format, a color printed format or a color PDF. It’s the first official adventure supplement for Blade & Crown. In it, the PCs … Continue reading
With vacation time comes the chance to get more work done. Such is life for the non-full time game designer. Over the past week or so, I’ve been working on a bunch of different projects: The Bandit Map. This continues … Continue reading
Worth noting: I’ve arranged with Dan Davenport to do an IRC-based Q&A. It’ll be on July 8, from 7 to 9 pm CDT. I’ll post a reminder when it’s closer to the arranged time. To get into the chat, you … Continue reading
After “Fandom or Fandoms”, I had a choice between two panels that both looked pretty good: “Navigating The World Of Small Press Publishing” or “The State of Art in the Gaming Industry”. Navigating the World of Small Press Publishing How … Continue reading
The art for my last post comes from the British Library. They recently posted more than a million public domain images on Flickr. Most of the images are from the 18th or 19th centuries, so they’re not the best source … Continue reading
This past Thursday night we finally finished playtesting The Bandit Map, the adventure for Blade & Crown that I hope to have out soon. The scenario was pretty fun and this session, the last, involved equal parts silliness and seriousness. … Continue reading
This panel was much more practical and much less political, and also much more narrowly focused on gaming. (Though perhaps not narrow enough; the panel was written to address all gaming, from electronic to board, card and book. We had … Continue reading
Convention season is truly here: Just finished writing up WisCon 37, but it’s already time to look forward to Convergence 2013. Convergence is the second-largest con in the Twin Cities, second only to Anime Detour. Convergence will probably pull in … Continue reading
This panel went quite well. In pre-discussion, we created a handout with tons of resources and information, and we also printed up a bunch of copies of the Feminist Gamer Bingo sheet. Yes, a panel with not just one but … Continue reading