Repost: Review of Pasión de las Pasiones

You’re not imagining things, this is a repeat post from two years ago. I’m trying to do some self-care right now and save myself stress so I’m reusing this information, but also if you’re like… More

More New My Little Pony Characters

My holiday season was filled with about a dozen showings of My Little Pony: A New Generation thanks to the enduring love of that movie by Little Grue. It’s a fantastic film and even though… More

Review of Root TTRPG

I’ve been waiting a long time to tell you folks about this one, but finally the Root Tabletop Roleplaying Game is available to the public! I’ve never played the Root board game and only know… More

Gamemaster’s Guide Review

By now I hope you’ve had a chance to take a look at my review of the Player’s Guide (both parts) and you might be wondering what’s in the Gamemaster’s Guide. Well, the wait is over!

The Noël Pantheon for Holiday Fun

It’s the end of the year and that means holiday time! People celebrate all sorts of different occasions at this time of year but my family celebrates Christmas. This year I’m celebrating that by playing around with the Noël Pantheon by Oskar Orn Eggertsson and it’s definitely getting me in the holiday mood!

Down the Wandering Road

I made a thing! The fantastic game of Wanderhome has been a real lifeline this year, something that makes me feel grounded and optimistic when everything else is going crazy. I’ve released a few different additions to the game here on my blog but this is by far the biggest.

STA Player’s Guide Review

I’m here today with a review of the Player’s Guide for Star Trek Adventures, an awesome resource for the whole STA gaming group. Last week I wrote a post on Continuing Mission about it but I only made it halfway through. You’ll have to go to that site for the first half but I wanted to bring you, loyal readers, the second and (dare I say?) most exciting part of it.

Heart Review

A while ago I took a look at the amazing Spire by Rowan, Rook, and Decard. It’s a book about dark elves living under the oppressive rule of high elves in the vertical city of Spire. The follow-up game Heart is about what lies beneath the city. Spoiler alert: it’s nightmares.

The Ward Acute Edition Review

Happy end-of-November everyone! Today I’m here with a game that I’ve been really enjoying lately and if you are celebrating a colonialist-but-family-oriented holiday this week (just hypothetically) you might want a quick and fun game to try. If that’s the case, I recommend you give The Ward a whirl.

Dune RPG Review, Part 2

I’m back with the second half of my Dune RPG review. This is going to be a long review but I didn’t want to keep you waiting. With that in mind, I’m launching headfirst into the review!

Dune RPG Review, Part 1

I’ll admit that I’ve been sitting on this one for a while but I wanted to time it when things weren’t as busy. Since I watched the epic Dune movie this past weekend it seemed like it was finally time to review Modiphius’s new RPG, Dune: Adventures in the Imperium.

The Havenmaker Playbook

Today I have a new playbook for your Wanderhome game: the Havenmaker. I designed the Havenmaker as part of a “playbook jam” over on the Discord with a prompt of “the forest” and I started to imagine a kith wandering the forests of Hæth and building little cairns for small gods to live in. The idea grew from there and I’m pretty proud of where it ended up.

Currencies in Invisible Sun

I’ve got a fun mental exercise for you looking at how to make new, surreal additions to your Invisible Sun campaign. Surrealism involves juxtaposing the irrational alongside the everyday so we’re going to do this with something very mundane: money.