Posted by Runeslinger on August 23, 2016 · Leave a Comment
Today’s Question: What is one of your best ‘worst luck’ stories? Today’s tale is one that is better heard than read, I am afraid, so please forgive me if I direct you to the video below. The video is short, as these things go, and full of energy and smiles and whatnot. Let’s just say … Continue reading →
Posted by Runeslinger on November 2, 2014 · 1 Comment
At the time of writing, there are just twelve days until the online gaming convention under the inclusive name ‘BrigadeCon’ will open its virtual doors for the first time. As mentioned in previous posts, the convention has been organized for two purposes, promoting the fun and vitality of playing tabletop roleplaying games via services like … Continue reading →
Category BrigadeCon, Call of Cthulhu, Edge of the Empire, Firefly, Google Hangouts, Hollow Earth Expedition, Playing in Games, RuneQuest, Running Games, The Blog, Ubiquity · Tagged with BrigadeCon, Hollow Earth Expedition, Role-playing game, roleplaying, RPG, Runequest
Posted by Runeslinger on March 22, 2014 · Leave a Comment
This 200th entry will be the last Saturday Seed on this blog. It has been enjoyable to share some of these seeds for different games over the last 4 years, but this nice round number of seeds is telling me that it is time to try something else for my short, weekly post. That is … Continue reading →
Posted by Runeslinger on February 22, 2014 · Leave a Comment
This is a seed for Call of Cthulhu, because it’s the only way to get the blue-painted wahoos dancing around the stones in my backyard to shut up. The seed This seed is a play on the idea of out of sight, out of mind, and will put the investigators face to face with evidence … Continue reading →
Posted by Runeslinger on January 4, 2014 · Leave a Comment
This is a seed for Call of Cthulhu from Chaosium, now ostensibly in the final stretch of preparation before the eventual release of the game’s 7th and most greatly changed edition. The seed This seed focuses on cult activity and is suitable for both established and new groups. This can be planted for a slow … Continue reading →
