Here is the first NPC I have created for my Day of Fudge game on June 5th at Unique Gifts & Games in Grayslake, IL. Zoe is the lieutenant of the main antagonist in my short adventure titled “Get the Girl”.
Spoiler alert! If you plan on playing in my Fudge game at UG&G you should not read this post. It will just lessen your enjoyment of the game in my opinion.
A quick post from the BlackBerry as I am gathering my thoughts for a four page adventure module (not counting one page for a map, and four one page NPC descriptions with stats). Read More
Many weeks ago I ran my game for friends using my new damage system and other changes such as a bidding system to take narrative control with. Long story short: The game fell flat on its face.
A lot of design work, and some vey bad results. Oh well! That is to be expected, and that is why I play tested the system first. No race to publish anything from me. I want to create a quality game.
I really enjoy a well crafted tale of the paranormal. From a good ghost story to an episode of The X-Files I am impressed when a work of fiction can send shivers down my spine or provoke a sense of paranoia from me.
That is no easy task: I’m an atheist and a skeptic. There are no ghosts, UFOs, bigfoots, psychic powers, or any other forms of supernatural events that you can think of. The supernatural just does not exist. Read More
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Eureka From Engine Publishing
Usually I post articles about the Fudge RPG, but today I wanted to share the news about Engine Publishing. Engine Publishing was founded by my friend Martin Ralya who also started the blog Gnome Stew. I am a former contributor to Gnome Stew which is an excellent site dedicated to game masters of all RPG systems. I am also a contributor to Engine Publishing’s first book Eureka: 501 Adventure Plots to Inspire Game Masters.
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