Recently we completed a piece of artwork for our upcoming Cyberpunk RPG The Metro and the art has been pretty well received. As I had done with some of the other art in the past I wanted to write up … Continue reading →
So I bought this book on Kindle, it’s based on a print version, each tip covers a page of examples and explanation. I sometimes read books on tabletop game design, board game design and video game design, I wanted to … Continue reading →
In the beginning I wanted to write a huge core rulebook for my sci-fi setting, that would have been a terrible mistake. I spent thousands of dollars on worldbuilding the art bible and very few people can afford to go … Continue reading →
Alright folks, we have been really quiet for 2020 and though we haven’t worked off our old lists yet I’m putting together a new list of where we are. Jim handed me a manuscript for his cyberpunk setting using our … Continue reading →
The Starship Ops Manual just dropped into my downloads. The gave us nine new FTL technologies, ERG will specifically be using something like the Fold Gates in our house setting. Electronic Countermeasures, the Science Officer now has weapons to blind … Continue reading →
So lets talk about Virtual Tabletops, I play in a Friday night game, I play in a Saturday day game and run a Saturday night game. Two of them used to be face to face, but currently all of these … Continue reading →
So this week I want to talk a little bit about a big ship coming out from us real soon now. The Terran Frigate, it’s only a large size ship in game terms but 300ft of ship in 5ft squares … Continue reading →
This is a placeholder with some tidbits we’ve come across, there will be a real style guide here for Starfinder and Pathfinder 2e eventually. Owen KC Stephens has written a checklist of things to look for in your writing before … Continue reading →
Our Cartographer Matt Francella wants to build a pirate city something akin to the Spanish fortress at Tortuga. The Island of Tortuga had a Spanish fortress on it as well as wild hogs that the pirates could live off of. … Continue reading →
In 2008 I asked Anthony to make me a number of pictures of my people in slice of life pictures doing normal things I could use with skill descriptions in the rulebook. I got a lot of response to the … Continue reading →
