Ruminations on Tabletop Gaming
Dinosaur and other Prehistoric Animal Toys When I was little, I –like most kids– loved dinosaurs. And I loved having dinosaur toys. The only dino toys I remember really having,…
Monster Terrain & Scenery is a new line from Monster Fight Club, a company started by some of the people that originally created Gale Force Nine. The terrain consists of…
In a previous post, I described a new magic system for fantasy-based Ubiquity games. The spells in that system are grouped by type into spheres: Chimeric, Elemental, Necromancy, Warding, Ecomancy,…
In a previous post, I described a new magic system for fantasy-based Ubiquity games. The spells in that system are grouped by type into spheres: Chimeric, Elemental, Necromancy, Warding, Ecomancy,…
In a previous post, I described a new magic system for fantasy-based Ubiquity games. The spells in that system are grouped by type into spheres: Chimeric, Elemental, Necromancy, Warding, Ecomancy,…
In a previous post, I described a new magic system for fantasy-based Ubiquity games. The spells in that system are grouped by type into spheres: Chimeric, Elemental, Necromancy, Warding, Ecomancy,…
The Deck of Many Things has a storied history in Dungeons & Dragons. It both inspires awe and instills fear in characters (and players) who find it. Some consider it…
This is part of a series about making a D&D-esque version of Ubiquity. In the preceding weeks, I have outlined a version of the Ubiquity engine specifically geared towards a…
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