Eddy Webb Note: This blog is rewritten and expanded from material in “Buried Bones.” If you like this kind of advice, check the book out! There are lots of ways to run just about any tabletop game. Small changes to the rules and setting can have an additive effect on creating a particular mood or style, which … Read more
In which we talk to David Castro and Cat Evans about Titans Rising! Links: Titans Rising Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/200664283/titans-rising-and-titanomachy-for-scion-2nd-edition-rpgOnyx Path YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/TheOnyxPathOnyx Path Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/theonyxpathOnyx Path Discord: https://discord.gg/5uckcBk
In which we talk about Trinity Continuum Adventure! and its inspirational media. Links: Christmas in July!: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/xmas_in_july.phpOnyx Path YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/TheOnyxPathOnyx Path Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/theonyxpathOnyx Path Discord: https://discord.gg/5uckcBk
The Aethernaut Collection adapts a variety of characters from 19th-century literature into the world of Trinity Continuum: Aether. Here’s the third and final character we’re previewing: the notorious vampire Carmilla. Countess Carmilla Karnstein “My dear, sweet rose. Don’t pay any attention to those frivolous men who don’t understand you. Love only your dear friend, Carmilla, … Read more
The Aethernaut Collection adapts a variety of characters from 19th-century literature into the world of Trinity Continuum: Aether. Here’s the second preview character: Thomas Carnacki, the occult detective. Thomas Carnacki “Not everything’s explicable by Aetheric interference, old fellow.” Thomas Carnacki’s a steady man, a sensible, practical fellow with the right blend of stoicism and curiosity … Read more
The Aethernaut Collection adapts a variety of characters from 19th-century literature into the world of Trinity Continuum: Aether. Here’s the first such character: Captain Nemo from Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea. Captain Nemo “What lesser minds think of me is irrelevant. I’m Nemo and answer to nobody but myself.” Churning through the oceans like … Read more
As we mentioned in the previous Trinity Continuum: Anima excerpt, games are a popular way for the traumatized population of 2084 to blow off some steam. Here’s a little bit about the most popular game in 2084, Terra Surge. The most played game in the world right now is Terra Surge, and it’s like nothing … Read more
One of the brand-new additions to Realms of Pugmire is the inclusion of templates. These allow players to quickly pick and choose options to make a well-rounded character without fiddling with the complete character creation ruleset. Here’s a small sample of what these templates will look like. Template Creation If you want to make a … Read more
Trinity Continuum: Anima is, at least partially, a cyberpunk game. And cyberpunk is best when it’s using near-future settings to say something about our modern world. Here’s a bit about the state of the Anima world in 2084. State of the World in 2084 The prosperity of the Nova Age depressed fertility rates around the … Read more
When making a new edition of a tabletop role-playing game, there’s always a balance of keeping things familiar while providing enhanced value over the previous edition’s material. One of the areas we really worked to clarify and (pardon the pun) uplift was the magic section. Here’s a sample of what the new magic rules look … Read more