Playing With Dogs: Playtest Notes [Pugmire]

I’m trying to keep Pugmire posts to once a month or less, but since Rich mentioned that I just passed a milestone in development, I wanted to share my thoughts. For those that don’t know, last weekend I ran the first playtests of Pugmire. This was the first time I’ve ever played the game with people that aren’t me, … Read more

Not Just Pugs [Pugmire]

The past few weeks, in between a variety of other projects, I’ve written up what I call a “vertical slice” of Pugmire. It’s a document in which all of the key systems are fleshed out just enough to test them. That’s led to a number of revision passes as things break when I try to use them, … Read more

Wraith20 Kickstarter: 24 Hour Warning!

There’s only one day remaining before the Kickstarter for a deluxe copy of Wraith: The Oblivion 20th Anniversary Edition is over! We’ve already passed 17 stretch goals, adding thousands of words of material on the Orpheus Group; thousands of extra words of Arcanoi; a Handbook for the Recently Deceased about life as a new wraith; a Book of Oblivion which … Read more

Scarred Lands Naughty & Nice

To fans of the Scarred Lands past and present we send Season’s Greetings and wishes for a Happy New Year 2015. This coming year is going to be the second best year EVER for the Scarred Lands. In 2015, the setting will be reborn. Be certain that we’ll send news when that time has arrived! … Read more

Now Available: Vampire: The Requiem 2nd Edition!

Vampire: The Requiem’s 2nd Edition is now available at DriveThruRPG! Originally released almost exactly a year ago as Blood and Smoke: The Strix Chronicle, Vampire: The Requiem 2nd Edition has been rebranded, tweaked, and given a full index. Now this can take a place of pride on your shelf along with other core rulebooks. Also available: Vampire: … Read more

Want for Christmas [Vampire: The Requiem]

I’ve got a bit of a surprise for you. A few days ago, Facebook made this helpful suggestion: “Share a post about what Vampire: The Requiem has planned for the holidays.” That sounded kind of dangerous. And I happen to love Christmas specials, but I didn’t have one up my sleeve. In my stead, Amy Veeres and … Read more