I’ve released a new version of my “Free Tyr” adventure framework for Dark Sun. It presumes some familiarity with the world of Athas, and expects the use of D&D 4E (but can easily be adapted to other games).
The hook is this: the tyrant Sorcerer King of Tyr, Kalak, has been killed. The situation in Tyr [...]
(Note: Blowback is a game of spies and relationships.)
At GenCon Games on Demand, I ran two games of Blowback, both with the “New Orleans” job dossier. The first game was imperfect, since I was still reading through the rules. After some time to reread and asking some questions of the author, I felt more prepared [...]
Actual Play report: It’s Complicated: “Hipster Massacre” at Dreamation.
I’m running D&D 4e online for some friends, which is a fun experience. I never DM’d before, and so far I like the various DM tools (though the rules are a little bit more dense than I ususally prefer). Still, it’s fun and I’ve really gotten into it. Our various common points of geek experience [...]
I played How to Host a Dungeon the other evening, and it was a surprising amount of fun. It’s solo game of procedural dungeon creation, with emergent narratives and everything.
Let me tell you about my dungeon.
In the Primordial age… three rivers cut through the bedrock below. (The River of Delusion, the River of Phantasmagoria, and [...]
Ultraviolet is a terrible action movie. Ultraviolet: The RPG maybe have been a forum joke about how bad that movie was. But my crew at StoryGames Boston… We don’t do things half-way. Yes, we played it.
[Quick game review: it took a half-hour, reflected the source material, matched our over-sugerated sensitivities. Had realistic combat, mature [...]
A while ago, I wrote the Exit Music adventure. Someone from Barcelona played it succesfully and posted about it.
I am very, very excited!
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