Review: Fey Folio, The Unseelie Court
Posted: April 30, 2010 Filed under: D&D 4e, News, Products, RPG 3 Comments »
S-S-S-Stupid readers…it’s not like I like you or anything. I’m just going to post this review now because I got the product for free from Alluria Publishing! I mean I might as well you know. Hmph. Don’t you dare think I did it because you like reviews or anything! And don’t get too confident either! I didn’t play any of this, so this is an idiot review! But if you want…you can stay and read and stuff…it’s not like I care if you do or not, just like I don’t care if you go here to buy the book! HMPH!
Technology In Eden I: Military
Posted: April 28, 2010 Filed under: Campaigns, Fluff/Inspiration, RPG, Spirits Of Eden 1 Comment »The world of the Spirits of Eden varies in its technology. While most of it is set roughly to the standards of the 1300s and 1400s, some bits of practical magic and unique elements have elevated technology in certain areas, while scarcity and location has made it lower in others. Tradition and religion is also an important element to consider – most people in Adel wear robes with cloth belts, because of the tradition religiously recurring throughout the land, even if perhaps some sturdy pants and a good shirt and vest would be better. There is also the matter of the Dromidae Empire – their level of technology is above Adel’s.
In this article series, we’ll look at choice areas of technology in Eden.
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The Hidden Kingdom “Adventure Setting” For D&D 4e
Posted: April 26, 2010 Filed under: Adventures, D&D 4e, Fluff/Inspiration, Nevermet Press, News, Products, RPG 4 Comments »Over at Nevermet Press, there was a little tidbit a while ago about the production of an “Adventure Setting” product for Brother Ptolemy And The Hidden Kingdom, with myself acting as Lead Developer.
I just sent the (ostensibly) full text of the module over to the big bosses, and we expect a mid-May release.
In essence, we wanted to do something different and more captivating for this product than we did for The Desire. We wanted to produce brand new content, exclusive to this product, that’d really make you want it. We wanted to do something different than just 4e monsters and items. An adventure module seemed like the perfect fit, so I was asked to write one for it.
Review: Kobold Quarterly 13
Posted: April 24, 2010 Filed under: D&D 4e, Fluff/Inspiration, Legacy D&D, News, Other Systems, Products, RPG 4 Comments »
We now return you to your regularly scheduled frograming.
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Adrenaline
Posted: April 23, 2010 Filed under: Homebrew, NAA D6, Other Systems, RPG 2 Comments »This is an idea for a rule I’m going to put into NAA D6 1.5. I’m really considering making it a core rule, which would mean I can write advantages to mess around with it. I’m also thinking of making a track like it that’s tied to Vitality and Wounds, but more than likely I won’t as I kind of like the system I have going for that right now, which is fairly simple.
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