Superheroes – Once upon a Time in 1968 – Issue 12 – The Road to Jaiipuur
Sea of Stars RPGOur heroes finally make it to Jaiipuur and find themselves in a war!
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Carve out the best bits: A review of Legacy of the Soul Flame
Geek NativeSo, to recap. Characters can tap an inner power, but doing so may leave them temporarily blind in a snowcapped world of buried undead.
Warhammer World Building: Build Your Own Empire
Even if you didn’t run the campaign, you could use these chapters to set up your own version of the Empire, perhaps one torn apart by civil war. This setup could support a unique Warhammer campaign all you own with a post-apocalyptic feel.
Tuesday Magic Item – Betrayer’s Gift
This is a gift no one wishes to receive . . .
Of Siroccos and Sky Skiffs – A Petrichor Campaign Report
Maybe opening a gate to a demon realm was not such a good idea.
Tuesday Magic Item – Axel’s Plant Hating Cleaver
Cut down the plants before they get you!
Punch a space Nazi Killtrooper and enjoy it: A review of Rebel Scum
Rebel Scum is an RPG from 9th Level Games that uses the polymorph engine. It came to us via ZineQuest and is an antifascist space opera.
Coraxin (Ravenkine), a new Beastkine, for Dungeons & Dragons (5E)
Ravens can become people too. A new avian beastkine for the Sea of Stars.
Slightly supernatural: A review of The Dee Sanction
The supernatural has crept back into England. There is political tension, religious tension, and Queen Elizabeth Tudor has inherited all sorts of problems from her family’s actions.
Freedom from Mechanics: Smoothing out your solo-RPG experience
Along my Solo-RPG journey, the most recurrent kink lies in the nagging desire to adhere to the ruleset. At the table with friends and a GM, the ruleset at play is the standard by which everyone must play, but when playing write-and-roll campaigns alone, the muscles worked in a group can become the obstacles to your enjoyment of the solo experience.