(There are at least a half-dozen topics I’ve been intending to write about in the few months since I last posted here, and someone specifically asked me about this subject the other day, so it’s the first one I’ll tackle.) As posted here in the past, I’ve both run and built a ridiculous amount of […]
Wild Sheep Chase, EZD6 Style (Plus maps!) Read More »
Update: It’s fixed-ish! (Yes, the site is kinda broken. The last big WordPress update put it into a mode where it errors out more often than not, but a refresh will usually get it to load. I’ve tried a number of suggested fixes but nothing has worked. In the not too distant future I’ll be
Traveller One-shot Characters Read More »
Most of the games I play would not be considered “rules light”; in fact, I’ve generally leaned somewhat in the opposite direction. I’ve become curious over the years about that style of play, but never quite got to the point where some specific game or setting grabbed me and made me decide, “this is the
EZD6 for Foundry VTT Read More »
Among the games I want to try running at least a few one-shots of in the not-too-distant future is Coyote and Crow. It’s set in a world where a natural disaster devastated the world before the European colonization of the Americas happened, so the cultures of the indigenous peoples of the continent were able to
Coyote and Crow One-shot Characters Read More »
Yes, I’m aware I haven’t posted much lately, and what I have posted has been somewhat virtual-tabletop-centric. With a family member at home who can’t get vaccinated, I’m still largely avoiding in-person gaming in favor of the VTT stuff – though eager to get back to it. As much as I enjoy building and using
Mighty Protectors on Foundry VTT (and a Site Update) Read More »
Update: There are multiple better ways to do this now, including the Floating Combat Toolbox module which allows a combat tracker to be viewed from multiple scenes, and Scene Phaser, a Patreon-only module which manages transitions between scenes. My current online D&D campaign takes place on a world that is experiencing massive ecological disruptions, and
Setting Up a (Kinda-Sorta) Working Phased Battle Map in Foundry Read More »
June 6, 2021 Update: The code below has been updated to include these fixes. Some crafting is still (slowly) going on and I’m doing a fair amount of gaming. The remainder of my available hobby time of late has gone into prepping adventures for my homebrew-setting virtual D&D campaign (or grafting existing published adventures into
Foundry Mob Attack Macros for D&D 5e Read More »
Back in December I caught up on posting what terrain builds I’d been up to for the previous few months, and since then my crafting efforts have slowed to a little bit of mini painting. No, I haven’t burnt out or lost my enthusiasm; it’s just that a) my printer and main workspace are in
This is a project that got started sometime back in the summer, but for reasons that will become clear, I haven’t quite been able to think of it as “done” just yet, so I’ve delayed posting anything about it. But here in Delaware we’re mostly past the good “drying stuff outside in the sun” season,
It turns out that ratios are important Read More »
I picked up a copy of the new “Essentials” set and since it’s set in the area of Phandalin where my players’ characters are already located, we’re going to do at least a few sessions from the material there. I’ll have to beef up the opposition a bit to make some of it more level-appropriate,
Non Mini Painter Painting Minis, Episode 2 Read More »