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Onion, Arms & the Blog
Onion, Arms & the Blog
Well, there is no regular blog entry for today. The final writing and layout is being completed readying the Armatelorumfor editing and illustration. The press kit is ready to go and promo banners are finished. Still no solid release date yet however. So, in place of the first part of the Cabal of Eight II campaign (which will return next week), here is an older article I wrote for Gnomestew…
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My favorite gaming groups are, at their best, a place that feels like home. They are filled with the gaming versions of younger siblings, crazy relatives, loving friends, and supportive people. Each meeting is a chance to tell new stories and deepen friendships. They aren’t perfect but they are honestly valuable in my life. Everyone’s best gaming group looks a little different but they are all equally important and fulfilling. The problem is that some gaming groups don’t live up to that ideal. Sometimes I am playing with great folks, in a setting or system that I love, but the pieces don’t
Gnomestew Article: The Finer Points of a Frankengame
Gnomestew Article: The Finer Points of a Frankengame
Article on Gnomestew written by Robert A. Neri Jr. describing what a Frankengame is and how to stitch one together using parts of disparate roleplaying games. It gives the reasons as to why you would do such a thing and gives a brief primer on RPG Anatomy.
The Finer Points of a Frankengame
And if you haven’t already check the other 2 of Robert’s articles there: Can an Onion Bleed? and Can a Sword…
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