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Thieves Like Us: An Introductory Adventure to Call of Cthulhu
This was one of the entries to the Call of Cthulhu Adventure Writing Contest . The only problem is, we don't have the author's name! If the author is reading this, contact us so we can give you the credit.
Three Days to Kill
As one of the first adventures published for the D20 System, this 32-page book meets its most obvious goal easily: to present a high-quality and engrossing adventure for Dungeon Masters and players that have just gotten…
Tontine
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.
Too Much In Your Head Not Enough on Your Paper
Some advice for when GMs want to introduce their home brewed world to their players.
Torture in your game
Torture is a major part of human history. But I have never seen it employed in a game. This article explores different methods of torture, some of the affects, and how you can use it. ***WARNING*** This article is not…
Torture in Your Game: pt 2
This is a completion of the "Torture in Your Game" article that was posted a few days ago. After having it pointed out to me how incomplete it was, I agreed and wrote this.
Transmats
Matter transmitters. We've all seen them countless times in science fiction books, TV shows, and movies. Now, M.J. Young exposes all those little and oh-so-important details we don't ever hear about. Now, "Tea, earl…
Tribe 8
I must be insane for doing this. Where am I? On Gaming Outpost, stomping grounds of the famously anti-reviewer John Wick. What am I doing? Is gaming swag really worth the heartache?
Twenty Sides to Any Story - Chapter 2
I want to differentiate the classes in Waste Rangers from D&D enough that they seem fresh and interesting, while providing all the functionality you see in the core d20 classes. In order to do that, I'm going to…
Twenty Sides to Any Story: Chapter 1
In the eight months since Wizards of the Coast released the new edition of Dungeons and Dragons, and with it, the d20 System, a cornucopia of d20 products have been released on the market, the majority of them…
Two Psychos
Two Psychos is a fictional piece set in the Weird West.
Ultima Thule: Mythic Scandinavia
The ad copy for the game states, 'Any roleplayer with an interest in Mythic Scandinavia should have Ultima Thule!', which begs the question, 'Am I interested in Scandanavia?
Unseen Masters: Modern Struggles Against Hidden Powers
Call of Cthulhu Supplement Review - Unseen Masters is a set of three lengthy Cthulhu Now scenarios or 'mini-campaigns' set in and around New York and similar to 'Masks of Nyarlathotep' of old, is designed for…
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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 ]
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CONTEST WINNERThis short fiction piece was submitted in conjunction with the Unknown Green Armies of the Delta contest, which we ran in conjuntion with Atlas Games.
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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.
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This piece of fiction was one of the entries to the Deadlands: Hell On Earth contest.
Usagi Yojimbo Roleplaying Game
Usagi Yojimbo represents yet another attempt to crossover the comic books/TV/movie market with RPGs. But don't let that deter you from buying this gem of a game: Usagi Yojimbo is a very tight, efficient package. I have…
Venus: Bauhaus Forces of War
I have had little or no experience with the Warzone system prior to receiving several items for review. Now, I'm seriously rubbing my chin and contemplating making an investment in the system, as my wife despairs.
Violence RPG
P.O.V.: Point of View. This isn't a review, it's telling you my point of view. You may not agree with it, but then again you may. BUT WHO CARES? I'm just telling you what I think! So, without further ado, here we go...
Walking With Dragons (Part Five)
Child rearing and a vignette or two
Walking With Dragons (Part Four)
Onward with a look at dragon psychology, dragon society, and some stray interludes.
Walking With Dragons (Part One)
An introduction to the series, plus a look at dragons as reptiles
Walking With Dragons (Part Six
In which we see how dragons gain their lair, and the series comes to an end. Plus a sneak peek at Walking With White Dragons
Walking With Dragons (Part Three)
Dragon anatomy and physiology and more interludes
Walking With Dragons (Part Two)
Dragon evolution, draconic survival of the Cretaceous Extinction, dragon evolution and divination magic, and a few interludes.
Walking with Dragons ver. 2 Progress Report One
A look at the work being done to update, revise, and improve the series
Watching The Rain Fall
'Watching The Rain Fall' is the forth installment in a five part series of fiction based on The Nearside Project. Taken as a whole, these five stories are known as "The Thirteenth Hour".
Weapon of Choice
What's it like to roleplay a gun? Find out in this week's Grains of Sand .
Welcome To The Future
A few questions and answers on how to improve your science fiction setting along with a welcome.