When setting up for running an online open table through Barrowmaze, one of the key resources I wanted to prepare was a character sheet which players could fill in and leave in the cloud, preferably one I myself could see. For much of the last two years my regular online group has been using Roll20 … Continue reading Creating Character Sheets for Online Play
An online game running through Against the Cult of the Reptile God fizzled out fairly quickly, but not before I'd invested some prep time into it. I didn't like the perpendicularity of the village of Orlane in the original module's map, so I scribbled my own unkeyed version for use. Hopefully I can run through … Continue reading The Village of Orlane
Note: there are two variants presented here - one for Wretches & Riches and one for a more standard d20-based system like Knave. W M Goodes The Objective One of the elements in Wretches & Riches which in particular strays from traditional D&D-based rules is how the party's NPCs are handled. Since W&R makes it … Continue reading Die-based followers
Jojiro of Dungeon Antology made some comments about Wretches & Riches on the RPG Talk server, and I felt they were worth saving from the transient Discord stream. I always appreciate someone's thoughtful comments, and if that feedback can be documented then so much the better. They will be valuable to looking back on when … Continue reading Wretches & Riches discussion
This is the homebrew game I've been putting friends and family through. It started off as a GLOG hack with gradually more and more Knave and Black Hack elements introduced, then cut out, then sewn back in again. Then Into The Odd reared its head, and apparently it's taken on some Savage Worlds developments too. … Continue reading Wretches & Riches – version 0.41
There Could Have Been Snakes 