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From the same studio that brought us the multi award winning Coyote & Crow RPG (and set in the same universe), Wolves also seeks to be a fun game while also giving voice to Indigenous creators. A buddy backed it and I got to play it recently and it is a game I might seek Read more
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So during my improvised Pirate Borg / Shadowdark ttrpg mash up over the holidays, I pulled out a deck of cards for a visual tracking of creature’s being attacked and damage dealt to them. It got me to thinking about the different ways I’ve used a simple dollar store deck of cards during a game Read more
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So I recently ranted about the weakness of downtime in Mothership and I’ve seen many a D&D blog offering alternatives and redesigns for downtime there. I haven’t sat down to read in detail the D&D 5.5 take, but I’ve been hearing what others have had to say about Bastions. Meanwhile, Pathfinder in typical crunchy fashion Read more
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So I’ve managed to get Mothership to a few different tables since 2023 and it’s had some love and some hate. First off, a big shout out to the pamphlet So You’ve Been Chump Dumped for being an excellent one shot intro to the game with the PCs having only their bare essentials and no Read more
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Daybreak came across my feeds a couple of years ago with a BackerKit campaign. Coming from game designer Matt Leacock (Pandemic, Forbidden Desert, and about 40+ others), it had my interest. Living in Canada, the shipping cost has usually made me opt for PDF materials for RPG resources but for this one it was actually Read more
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Ransom (2017-2019) may not be the best of shows, but it checked all the boxes I often look for in terms of mystery television. The inciting crisis, the investigation, the inevitable twist, a tense confrontation, and the conclusion of the case that will often connect to one of the main cast or the season arc. Read more
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