#RPGaDAY: Day 17 – Intensity (Instinct; Fair; All for One)
This is the 17th day of #RPGaDay2026, we are in the second half of the event, and I will be sharing one of my favorite games of all time this week. It’s intense. Today our prompt is Intensity (or Integrity if you prefer – see the alternate prompts). Our weekly filter will be ‘Instinct’ all week, and the daily influence for this response comes from Monday’s child being ‘fair of face.’ The game I have chosen to share responses from this week is well-known as one of my absolute favorites. It pushed itself into the queue lining up on my shelves because according to it, I have been neglecting my duties as a musketeer.
Aethercon VI – November 10-12
November has rolled around again with Aethercon in tow, this time for its sixth iteration. Aethercon, unlike many online conventions, attempts to provide a live convention feel in an online environment by providing easy access to tutorials, contests, seminars, a vendor’s hall, and of course – gaming. One perk about online conventions than cannot be … Continue reading
#RPGaDay 2017: Day 15
Question 15 for #RPGaDay makes polite inquiries about our habits in regard to adapting games to better fit our desires and plans. Mythras For many of the reasons that I cited yesterday, I would perhaps confusingly mention Mythras again in this category. For me the game works, it works with me, it works with the … Continue reading
Ubiquity’s New Dice
For readers of this blog, what comes next will be no surprise and will be nothing new. What follows what follows, might be new, and it is for them, and those who might stumble across this post after discovering a Ubiquity game that this post has been written. Ubiquity is a very quick and responsive … Continue reading
Gothic Horror in Print
Two topics which get mentioned a lot on this blog are the Ubiquity Roleplaying System and Triple Ace Games. A third topic of note is Horror. This post is about all three: Triple Ace Games’ ambitious project of releasing an in-depth series of source books for Gothic Horror. Some History Unlike many Kickstarter Projects which do not … Continue reading
Casting Shadows 