• Watching – R.J. Decker

    Watching – R.J. Decker

    It’s a pretty standard pitch – the private investigator with a Past solves the case of the week. More recently we’ve seen it wedded to the PI chipping away at the Major Arc, usually one that ties to that troubled Past. It’s a trope because it works and in the case of R.J. Decker works… Read more

  • Pirateborg – Art Break

    Pirateborg – Art Break

    Working on a second draft of art for a Pirate Borg – Wretched Maladies homebrew, taking inspirations from the theory of humours. I’m still fiddling with the exact mechanics but I’m liking where some of these are going. It’s also important to me to make sure that these are a quick enough onset for use… Read more

  • Playing – ShadowDark RPG

    Playing – ShadowDark RPG

    Last week we had too many people for Frosthaven but were still missing enough to play our ongoing Dragonlance Shadow of the Dragon Queen campaign. My table was kind enough to let me run a quick adventure using the ShadowDark RPG ruleset. I’d been following the system since the quickstart and crowdfunding campaign, had been… Read more

  • Playing Pirate Borg – On Stranger Seas

    Playing Pirate Borg – On Stranger Seas

    With the holiday mayhem over for the moment (as well as a major local SCA event), we finally got to sit down and play our ‘adventure of the week’ (more like every month or two depending on schedules) where our band of pirates set sail for plunder and strangeness. Along the way, there are a… Read more

  • Playing – Dragonlance D&D 5.24 Reflections

    Playing – Dragonlance D&D 5.24 Reflections

    So my Saturday Night Gaming table has been playing D&D 5E 2024 rules (or D&D 5.24 as I’ve come to call it, in case we see a 5.26 or 5.28 later on). I took a few moments to scribble some thoughts I’ve got about this edition from play this week. Read more

  • Watching – Murder She Wrote

    Watching – Murder She Wrote

    I’m a fan of mysteries, particularly the Cozy Mysteries genre. Though not definitive of the genre, I’ve found most of them to play fair with presenting the evidence even if the final clue that brings it together is usually because of a random side remark. For me, Murder She Wrote is probably where it began… Read more

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