Since my recent purchase of a resin 3D printer I’ve been churning out a lot of minis, and today I decided to start on painting some of them. This is something of a challenge for me – I’m an inexperienced painter with probably not the steadiest hand or the best eye for detail, so I […]
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Last night I opened my refrigerator to be confronted with the following: Without saying a word to even reveal that I’d noticed it, I closed the fridge and went to my PC where I proceeded to download a D&D style magic item card template. With it as a starting point, I created and printed this:
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Gaming has fallen to the wayside just a little with the holiday season going on (and with me giving in and buying the latest Assassin’s Creed game), but we’ll be getting back into it soon. There will be a little bit of RPG-related loot under the tree this year, too: I’ve given in to the
City of Heroes had a monster named Jurassik who carried an item which essentially amounted to a car on a stick. While this probably remains my all-time favorite melee weapon, this might very well rank second: Seal Attacks Kayaker with Octopus. Now I really want to make an Octopi-wielding martial artist seal super-villain, but I’ve
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Ever since the owner of his favorite beach-side souvenir shop died in a tragic body-oiling accident, Capri Scum has hated slippery things. He seeks to coat the world in uncomfortably sticky fruit juice so that nothing will ever be slippery again! Generation Method: No drugs were involved! Honest!Type: NPC (Non Persistent Carton)First Appearance: Chapter 5
Apparently I’m not the only person running a campaign set in Delaware. In a Facebook group about superhero RPGs I discovered someone whose heroes (in a different game) were running around in a fictional metropolis called Bay City. (Bay City is actually the name of a trailer park downstate that sits on a stretch of
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It may very well be that this list is so famous among long-time gamers that even mentioning it has become cliche, but it’s relatively new to me – my kids started reading it frequently starting sometime around 2016 and it’s actually a large part of what got them interested in the world of RPG gaming.