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Jul/2008
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Skirmish '08 report
Well, Skirmish '08 is now come and gone. The stress of putting a game together, building the terrain, painting the figures, and trying to entertain some gamers is gone until next year. Skirmish is primarily a historicals convention and this is its third year and they have always been kind enough to allow my decidedly cracked games in and it's been commented that each year the game gets better and better. Well, practice does help as I never ran a game at a convention before I signed up for S... Read More
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Jul/2008
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Doing Spaghetti Westerns
There has been a rejuvenation of interest in 'Wild West' role-playing in my realms of existence over the past two years. First off, the Western RPG Aces and Eights came out nearly a year ago, with its plastic aiming screen. And a bit closer to my T&T fellowship, James Shipman, of Outlaw Press fame, has been working up a Western-Style version of T&T rules, so far culminating in a solo-adventure published in his great mag The Hobbit Hole. And I, myself, have been dabbling a bit into post C... Read More
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Jul/2008
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A non-D&D player's take on 4th Edition
I am not a D&D player, or "D&Dhed" as I have been found of saying since 1982, so this whole discussion of the latest "4th Edition of D&D" has been kind of amazing. While reading the problems people are having with this or that rule, or rule expansion, or rule expansion setting, not a few, as in not more than a handful of the MANY problems expressed, have been adverse to why some role-players do not like D&D. It's simple, it's just a brand name, owned by a privileged few and funde... Read More
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Jul/2008
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Played at Origins
That's right; I played 4th Edition D&D. Who wants to touch me?I SAID, "WHO WANTS TO F***IN TOUCH ME?"Oh well. I guess after this long, even Butters isn't impressed. ... Read More
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Jul/2008
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Skein of Shadows, Book Review part 3
Seaborn SentinelBy Brannon Hall. Say what you will about the drow, the Klingons, and the Vorlon, but the alonn residing in the seawaters close to the city of Crown make a damned interesting alien "race." These amphibious humanoids act as the scouts and far-ranging guards of the area and D'yorn is one of them. Assigned to a remote outpost instead of Deep Harbor because of his lack of polity, despite an abundance of talent by the Council, he happens to be the first one to notice signs of a fo... Read More
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