Light touch; big flavour: A review of Soulbound: Champions of Order
Geek NativeIt’s a credit to Cubicle 7 that while I still feel intimidated by the Age of Sigmar, those concerns quickly fade as I read Soulbound products.
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Genre Police: Parallel Play
As much as a GM presents a believable world, the players’ stories quickly become the Axis Mundi around which the story revolves. This isn’t too much of a problem, but it can shatter the feeling of reality in the game when players make all the big world-changing decisions; their dramas are the core of every event.
A Superheroic Theory of Time Travel
Sea of Stars RPGSometimes you just need to stop a time-traveling supervillain! Be a hero in whatever era you find yourself.
Tuesday Magic Item – Solstice Wand
A little something for the Solstice.
Superheroes – Once upon a Time in 1968 – Christmas Special – Riddles and Snowmen
It is Christmas in 1968! Come and join our young superheroes in their holiday adventure!
Time Travel in the Sea of Stars
Some thoughts on how time travel works, or does not, in my fantasy campaign world.
Genre Police: Zero To Hero
Everyone knows what a session zero is, right? We’ve all become familiar with the term. If you’ve joined the RPG scene in the last decade in a new campaign, you probably did one as your first experience. But what if I told you, ten years ago, I had never heard of the term?
PinkCat: Running in the Shade “Chiller” (A different sort of SR campaign report)
Last in a long sequence, probably. I will miss PinkCat.
Right for Reasons: A review of the Root RPG
Let me share two theories as to why the Root RPG works so well and yet feels so different; the use of the map (which hails back to Root’s board game origins) and the mercenary mood.
Tuesday Magic Item – Monkey Sash
In honor of World Monkey Day, a new magic item.