ooo i really like this, thank you for sharing! feels a lot cleaner then some weapon-initiative stuff i’ve played with previously
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ooo i really like this, thank you for sharing! feels a lot cleaner then some weapon-initiative stuff i’ve played with previously
Gaze attacks
Breath weapons
Spells level 1-3
Missile weapons
Long weapons (polearms, spears)
Spells level 4-6
Medium weapons (swords, maces)
Short weapons (daggers, saps)
Spells level 7-9
Read scrolls, other actions
Very please Designing Dungeons which I co-wrote with @riseupcomus.bsky.social won best blog series!
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I have excepted my reward (burden) to host the next Bloggies in 2027! What could go wrong haha
she asked for no pickles (alt)
The Adventurer "player-character" archetype in my fantasy world. I suppose you'd say this specific example is a "fighter" if you use D&D terms.
Anyone can become a ventour, and anyone can lose ventour status by being a murder hobo, becoming "outlaw"
Color drawing a woman knight in armor, looking tired from battle, a bit lost, holding a necklace in her right hand Her armor has some leaves and thorns shaped engravings She has dark red hair and a green light hits part of her face and armour
”I’ll never stop looking for you”
Five knives. 1. The Gilt Reaper, an ornate dagger with a long, nimble blade and a bejeweled pommel. 2. Harvest, a pitted and discolored sickle. 3. Gutspiller, a long, broad, simple weapon not unlike a chef's knife. 4. The Elder, a flint blade adhered to a thick wood grip with a face carved crudely into its side. 5. The Shattered Hilt of Elf-Terror, a richly decorated dagger with a broken blade and an ellipsoid, disc hilt and claws at the pommel gripping a pear-shaped briolette-cut jewel. The image is in black ink with grey-brown inkwashes.
Baby's very first ink washes...
Defining and understanding the OSR implied setting and using it to build B/X/OSE campaigns.
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bloody knight
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character design sketch of a doll-woman in a skirt and apron. her face is laced with cracks from injuries sustained when falling.
her name is Dolly Fallover and she lives on the Floor
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session log: our adventurers return to the Palace of the Vampire Queen, and do battle with a rust monster!
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today’s session was a hoot: rescued 3rd level fighter panicked seeing the rust monster that had eaten their armour previously, ran off and was hacked to death by muppets,,
session log should be up sometime in the next couple days!
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The original Betty Boop, the first four Nancy Drew books and Greta Garbo's first talkie are among the many works from 1930 that will be free to use, share and remake starting on Jan. 1.
happy new year!! and i definitely agree, i’ve kinda moved away from ”i need to finish/100% every game i play” towards getting what i want to get out of it, whatever that is
thank you! happy new year to you as well! :))
blog post: thinking about the end of the year.
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i kinda like it when my characters die :3
ooo very cool! would love to see how this goes!
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ooo very cool, thank you both! i will definitely check this out :))
honestly the weird morale system was maybe the biggest thing that put me off of Chainmail, so this sounds kinda perfect!
oh, i think i remember seeing that on his blog a while back, but never checked it out! my curiosity is definitely peaked tho, is it based on Chainmail or its own system?
im also definitely interested in how it interfaces with od&d! i’ve sort of had it in my head for a while that i want to run a campaign centred around a mercenary company, using some combination of both systems
i liked it! it definitely took a bit of figuring out, but once we did i had a lot of fun. im not sure how it holds up compared to other wargames tho, since my main frame of reference was playing warhammer at a freind’s house a couple times as a teenager.
i really should start painting minis and stuff,, have kinda wanted to for ages, and recently got to play Chainmail using lego figures, so ive been way tempted to do more wargaming type stuff lately