This piece of fiction was one of the entries to the Deadlands: Hell On Earth contest.

This short fiction piece was submitted in conjunction with the Unknown Green Armies of the Delta contest, which we ran in conjuntion with Atlas Games. [contains some strong language]

The Eye of Glory is A Novel of Lejendary Earth. We are lucky enough to have the first three chapters here for you to preview. If you like what you read here, make sure to go ask for it from your local retailer.

In this installment I will attempt to cover the two minor styles of gaming, horror and humor, and to give guidelines on how to effectively use the different styles of play to create a better, IMO of course, campaign.

The Eye of Glory is A Novel of Lejendary Earth. We are lucky enough to have the first three chapters here for you to preview. If you like what you read here, make sure to go ask for it from your local retailer.

I seem to have returned to Times Square.If youve never been here, I really cant do this justice. Josh dragged me out here at the absurd hour of 3:06 AM, claiming his usual argument. “I cant write anywhere normal.”

Like folders full of NPC profiles, special narrators-only sections in the rulebooks, and buttons which say ‘The Dice Are Not God…I AM!!!”, screens are one of those little status symbols which set GMs apart from their players.

This piece of fiction was one of the entries to the Deadlands: Hell On Earth contest.

This short fiction piece was submitted in conjunction with the Unknown Green Armies of the Delta contest, which we ran in conjuntion with Atlas Games.

I’d like to start off this week’s installment with a little apology. I’m sick. I haven’t had any sleep in two nights and I’m typing pretty much on instinct. If you look really hard, you can probably see the sneezes between the lines. So, with that in mind, let’s get on with our first real look at Warhamster.