This week I wanted to take a look at the weapons of other Everyday Heroes Quickstart Guide and compare them to the Firearms in the DMG, the Firearms from EN World, and some other sources. Looking at the EDH QG, … 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 →
In 1854 Smith & Wesson patented a lever action pistol using rocket ball ammunition in .31 and .41 calibers. There are a lot of half truths and flat out lies about these pistols The .31 caliber No. 1 pistol shot … Continue reading →
So in the 1800s people believed in Optography the belief that the eye recorded the last thing a person saw before they died and that with the application of a plot device you could view that image. As a person … 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 →
I like Kabaneri the Iron Fortress and I’m looking at something along the same lines but in Europe they had Wells/Verne land battleships or Moorcock’s Land Leviathan. Somewhere between Kabaneri and Pride, Prejudice and Zombies there’s a lot more stories … Continue reading →
In 1851 Sam Colt introduced the Colt Navy a .36 caliber revolver it was an open frame single action percussion cap and ball with a loading lever. It wasn’t made for the Navy, it had an engraving of a naval … Continue reading →
We’re writing game supplements for Wild West, Victorian and Steampunk games and while the Wild West and Victorian stories have some real world history we can tie them to, Steampunk varies widely as a genre. Thew first thing we always … Continue reading →
