Along with reams of short stories, and longer attempts at fiction, I’ve written countless poems over the decades. The bulk were written in my teens and twenties and I literally have folders full of handwritten and typewritten compositions. I’d been threatening to put a selection into print since the mid-90’s. I remember discussing it with … Continue reading (Poetry) Goodbye Notes
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(RPG PDF Spotlight) This is Free Trader Beowulf
This is Free Trader Beowulf RPG History Book by Mongoose Publishing This is Free Trader Beowulf, calling anyone … Mayday, Mayday. A box emblazoned with those words went on sale for the first time on July 22, 1977, at the Origins III Game Fair, heralding the advent of the Traveller roleplaying game from GDW. It wasn’t the first … Continue reading (RPG PDF Spotlight) This is Free Trader Beowulf
(RPG PDF Spotlight) Marvel Multiverse RPG: Revenge of the Super-Skrull
Marvel Multiverse RPG: Revenge of the Super-Skrull by Marvel Years ago, the Skrulls attempted to conquer Earth by infiltrating it with shape-shifting agents. This event, known as the "Secret Invasion," led to a conflict between Earth's heroes and the Skrulls. Reed Richards developed a device to expose Skrull infiltrators, ultimately leading to their defeat. However, … Continue reading (RPG PDF Spotlight) Marvel Multiverse RPG: Revenge of the Super-Skrull
(RPG PDF Spotlight) You Find Yourself In A Forgotten Temple
You Find Yourself In A Forgotten Temple by Kobold Press Buried Secrets. Forgotten Treasure. Plenty of Curses.Few sites conjure up the spirit of adventure and unease like a long forgotten temple. If your players need to unleash their inner Indiana Jones and start unearthing eldritch gods, ancient curses, and fabulous treasures, You Find Yourself in a … Continue reading (RPG PDF Spotlight) You Find Yourself In A Forgotten Temple
(RPG PDF Spotlight) Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay: The Hahnbrandt Militia
Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay: The Hahnbrandt Militia by Cubicle 7 Entertainment The Reikland may be considered a civilised land, a Grand Province of the Empire and home of its capital, Altdorf. However, much of the land is a dangerous territory, a wilderness of hilly moorland and trackless forest. The province must be defended from enemies within … Continue reading (RPG PDF Spotlight) Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay: The Hahnbrandt Militia
Origin Stories : The Laundry RPG
Cubicle 7 launched a Kickstarter for a new edition of The Laundry Files RPG on 10th April (2024). Based on a series of novels by Charles Stross, this Lovecraftian spy themed game was originally published using Chaosium's Basic Roleplay System back in 2010, but like all things the genesis of the game was a few … Continue reading Origin Stories : The Laundry RPG
(RPG PDF Spotlight) Delta Green: Meridian
Delta Green: Meridian by Arc Dream Publishing THE DYING OF THE LIGHT Joplin, Missouri. The crossroads of America. In the dying days of summer 2018, two investigators drive into town from Washington, D.C., on a case that looks like a waste of time and resources: to investigate the nances of a rural shelter for … Continue reading (RPG PDF Spotlight) Delta Green: Meridian
(RPG PDF Spotlight) Skyjackers!
Skyjackers! by Monsters Must Die! Skyjackers! is a highly replayable, one hour long, semi-competitive role playing game for 2-3 players about daring high altitude heists and backstabbing. Originally created for Pocket Quest 2024, this game was designed for GM-less, one shot sessions that are very quick to set up, and although it can also be played SOLO, you'll … Continue reading (RPG PDF Spotlight) Skyjackers!
(RPG PDF Spotlight) Salvage Union
Salvage Union by Leyline Press Salvage Union is a post-apocalyptic mech tabletop roleplaying game with simple to learn mechanics. You play as salvager mech pilots who scour the wasteland for salvage in scrap built mechs. Set in a scarred, dystopian, world ruled by corporations whose denizens live in isolated mega-settlements known as Arcos. The corpos … Continue reading (RPG PDF Spotlight) Salvage Union
(Poetry) Our God Never Lies
Along with reams of short stories, and longer attempts at fiction, I’ve written countless poems over the decades. The bulk were written in my teens and twenties and I literally have folders full of handwritten and typewritten compositions. I’d been threatening to put a selection into print since the mid-90’s. I remember discussing it with … Continue reading (Poetry) Our God Never Lies
