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7 Things About GI Joe
1 HoH
Knowing is Half the Battle, red and blue lasers are the other half.
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Often PCs get on the wrong side of powerful users of magic or break into enchanted tombs, either may get them on the wrong side of a curse.
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Criticism can be a very powerful and valuable tool if you understand how to give it, and more importantly, how to accept it.
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Player 5's Pc's
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Player 4's Pc's
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Player 2's three pc's for The Guild Game
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Last two PC's to complete one players group of three for The Guild Game.
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This orc rides into battle with the same ferocity as the Horseman of War.
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Organic NPCs (and PCs)
4 HoH
There are plenty of resources available to help detail characters. I wanted a way to organize and present those details in play naturally.
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Want to build a generator? Here's how!
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An Introduction and look at Pc's, plots, and plans
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The plague of the Petroleum Era, the true bane of organized government
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The first Renaissance was kickstarted by the Crusades and trade, the second Renaissance was fueled by a looming global crisis and international cooperation
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The most influential event in Atheus is the Year of the Exile. It set up the division of the world into east and west, the human's side and the barbarian's side, respectively. But how did it actually happen? How did one race manage the incr…
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7 things that make a work of fiction Lovecraftian, even if it doesn't deal at all with the established Mythos
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Since magic can be used so powerfully for evil, why are there not a lot more evil and/or deranged wizards around in the world?
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There's money to be made ripping the past out of the ground and turning it back into usable reclaimed materials. It just takes the right equipment and the wrong people.
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In the world of Delta Factor, not every battle takes place between costumed superhumans, or holds the fate of the world in the balance.
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This isn't the comics
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Rebirth of the Fleet
1 HoH
Aircraft vanished from the skies, and it changed the way war would be fought for over three centuries.