Screenshot by myself Version Reviewed: PC (Steam) Release date: October 29th, 2018 Link to Steam Review: Verdict: Underwhelming delivery and poor mechanics does a disservice to a strong underlying structure

So I'm not done with Segira yet. Shocker! I finally finished the Man in the High Castle, so we should see it get done pretty quick tomorrow. There's still a lot of things left to do, but I think we've

Have another amazing Friday and weekend to all the gamers out there! This week many seem to be in the mood for Nintendo products from the Wii to the Switch. Also some nostalgic towards some older games

Greetings. After a longer than intended hiatus after HF20, I’m finally back with the fourth installment on Tiz-ah-Kor. This installment looks at the entities called the Watchers. As always, there is some

(original: Stevebidmead, edits mine) One of the problems with D&D or any other tabletop game is how to give loot. While I'm not going to talk about things like equitable distribution of loot, or how

Here's my third contest! Another contest to promote my Steemit Shop! To further improve my own games shop on steemit, I got the idea of looking at my potential costumers Steam Wishlists. By knowing what's

This third entry about Tiz-ah-Kor explains how a storyteller might use Tiz-ah-Kor in something else they're doing, whether it's running a tabletop game or writing fiction. Remember that Tiz-ah-Kor is not

This second entry about Tiz-ah-Kor provides some details on some notable places that adventurers might arrive at in Tiz-ah-Kor. These places will feature in stories about Tiz-ah-Kor and are important for

This is the first entry in a series on a setting I've been working on, particularly focused on the city of Tiz-ah-Kor. I hope you enjoy reading what I've been working on, and I hope to post weekly updates

I have now finished work on the Hammercalled quick-start guide and adventure for my Hammercalled Roleplaying Game. It features all the rules you need to play, a 3-5 hour adventure with some plot hooks

The sound of stone being destroyed creeps ever closer to my lair. After centuries of silence, the staccato chipping is a welcome addition to the rare tectonic shifts and crumbling woodwork that has been

The 24 hour short story challenge (But you'll get a little more time than that...)  I am fascinated by science fiction writer Harlan Ellison writing short stories in a book store window.

As I was preparing for a one shot, a player of mine asked about making poisons. I thought "Oh, this should be simple. They have access to nearly any kind of resources and level 20 characters, so I'll see

Olivia sits on the swing swaying against the sunset, pushed by a gentle ocean breeze. My eyes lock on her beautiful, flowing hair like rivers of night running down her back.

The 24 hour short story challenge (But you'll get a little more time than that...) I am fascinated by science fiction writer Harlen Ellison writing short stories in a book store window.  He wrote

This is the text of a sermon I delivered on July 16th of 2017 at a Presbyterian (USA) church. The scripture readings are listed below. I recommend you read them before the sermon, as I do not always quote

Hello everyone! I'm a graduate student (soon to be a graduated student) studying for a Master of Divinity degree. They still haven't given me the lightning bolt or eternal damnation abilities yet, so I

Written for: It was time to start over. I put my stylus back down on the desk, blankly watching the motionless images on my screen and trying to see what they would do next. The character just didn't feel

The 24 hour short story challenge (But you'll get a little more time than that...) I am fascinated by science fiction writer Harlen Ellison writing short stories in a book store window.   He wrote