I’ve worked out how to make space marines interesting and I regret to inform you that it’s turning templates
A blog about writing and running 30-player, 6-GM games, why it's difficult, and why I refuse to learn from my previous mistakes: www.patreon.com/gshowitt/pos...
I’ve fucking made it lads. Osprey sent me some frostgrave kits because I asked them nicely. I have made them into some trench dorks with the addition of some ww1 helmets
superlative illustration work here from @naomithinksit.bsky.social in the RRD monthly newsletter, revealing the decadent underbelly of the TTRPG awards scene and how we're immune to it thank you very much
Fellow authors: without any context, what's the first line of your current WIP?
Distressing realisations in the Patreon blog post about the difficulties of multi-table games and, it seems, the inexorable march of time. Members get it a week early here: www.patreon.com/gshowitt/pos...
Surprised no-one thought to ask about the horseman. Was he in a bit of The Hobbit that I skipped over maybe
see I already have a back page with a very similar theme (perhaps more slapstick than intended)
- I am maybe - *maybe* - just used to playing the original game on my own and have developed my own style
we just need some fun names for the stats that aren't too twee and we're off to the races
"I'm putting together a team of unique individuals for a very special assignment"
Biggest nod to the genre, I think, is allowing one player to be the main character and surrounding them with gorgeous brooding warriors they're not allowed to touch
- A COURT OF SPARKS AND ASHES - You are a fey knight warring across the remains of a burning kingdom. Can you fall in love so hard you save the world? Or will your selfishness damn the Far Realm to ruin? PDFs, design notes and foldable miniature zine version here: www.patreon.com/posts/court-...