CAMPAIGNS
So here are the games I'm working on running:
#2 will use my DMing improv tools, but also would be a good place to drop in things like Death Frost Doom or Tower of the Stargazer.
#3 is on the front burner as the players are asking "when are we gonna start?" The system will be 4e D&D but the soul will be Encounter Critical.
#4 is just an idea and maybe won't happen but if it does it's going to draw heavily from the Black City and Land of Ice.
BLOG PROJECTS
Ongoing things I need to write about/finish:
Monster Remixes: these are maybe not quite half way done. I'm still hoping that someone will be able to tell me where I found the undead remix so I don't have to do that one. I've decided that I'm definitely going to do the mundane animals, they will be fun though not entirely mundane.
Image of the Dungeon: Will likely finish this with one post.
Castle and Dungeon Maps: that huge castle I did is still my most popular post thanks in no small part due to Paul, so I've done another castle map and plan to do more.
Orc Cult Cave and Castle Lyongast - Map-less Adventure Generators with roll mat. These will be used in the pick-up game.
Player Handbook Giveaway for pick up game (with house rules, like Planet Eiris, but as clear and concise as possible)
DM Book (for pick up game)
BLOG ROLLS
I've noticed that several folks who used to have me on their blog roll no longer do. If your reading this and you're thinking "this dude is on my blog roll for sure" maybe check and see. I know a few times Blogger has dumped blogs off of my roll and I had to re-add them.
and now....
LAZER DWARVES!
I promised lazer dwarves on my first post, here they are! These are for the 4e-esque space-fantasy game. I was to lazy to draw the robo-claws on the "storm trooper" (they're an air elemental inhabiting a robotified stormtrooper suit, get it?) The face of the Psi-Witch is from Skinner. These are half-assed but they were a lot of fun to put together. I'll print these out to use in-game (and so I can draw on those robo-claws).
I'm gearing up for a semi-gonzo science-fantasy version of "Vikings and Cthulhu On Ice" using the Lamentations of the Flame Princess rules, and have been doing some write-ups as I go in designing it over at my blog (http://the-crown-and-the-ring.blogspot.com/) inspired heavily by the Black City, but going in a very different direction.
ReplyDelete#1 sounds like a lot of fun.
ReplyDeleteBill: You've been busy! I'll definitely have to check out the Green City further.
ReplyDeleteBrendan: I think so too!
Everything pre-April is Pathfinder/3.x stuff, and then I discovered the OSR and found out that LOTFP is precisely the RPG I've always wanted. And it's a lot easier to write a lot about a game setting when I'm unemployed :)
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