A user on the Facebook Starfinder group was looking for a fast way to generate the species of NPCs in his space coffee shop. WordPress has a plugin called the Orbisius Random Name Generator, which picks a random word from … Continue reading →
I spent some time recently looking at how many 5e compatible core rulebooks there are for modern and future settings. I wanted to know how many of them are filling in the rules not covered in the 5e SRD and … Continue reading →
We’ve been selling books in the marketplace for five years this month, and I’ve been collecting publisher resources for much longer. At some point, every game designer considers publishing their own work, a few that have done it told me … Continue reading →
I started selling things with OBS in July 2017, and by August I was trying to figure out their sales and marketing tools. Here is an excerpt of the sources of sales that I had in August 2017. Notice the … Continue reading →
This post isn’t finished, but this draft is ready for comments. So ERG has a task converting Galaxy Pirates species from Starfinder to Dungeons and Dragons 5e and that is challenging because the expectations and capabilities of each system are … Continue reading →
This post isn’t finished, but this draft is ready for comments. So ERG has an issue with converting A Broken Sky from Pathfinder 2e to Dungeons and Dragons 5e and that is the expectations and capabilities of each system are … Continue reading →
So I run an RPG publishing gig that makes RPG supplements, and I’m working on one with modern missions for modern RPGs. I’m also in a Facebook group looking at how the Star Wars Starcruiser LARP works. There are technical … Continue reading →
As the question comes up a lot, I have decided to collect all the gripes and possible solutions and house rules people have reported using in Starship Combat into kind of a FAQ that would be useful for new players … Continue reading →
So back when Jim and I first started collaborating, I was reviewing some work he had done on a Soldier class for a fantasy game built adjacent to Star Wars SAGA edition. The lore was deep and the setting made … Continue reading →
My Galactic Magic subscription copy showed up yesterday, I flipped through the book twice and was a little concerned by the noises the spine made as I slowly flipped the pages. Chapter 1: Classes New Class: Precog The first part … Continue reading →
