Gordian Blade

Man, Chrono Trigger is rad as hell.

TL;DR: Tell your players what the enemies are about to do, let them respond to those threats with good plans as a group, and deliver on threats that were not mitigated.

Just a quick one to announce that my adventure, The Demon of Dogwater Gulch, is finally out!

One of the best decisions I made when I ran my last Lancer campaign was putting together a faction roster.

I did it!

In my earlier post about expectations for Lancer one-shots, I concluded that combat was pretty much a mandatory inclusion for any Lancer one-shot, despite necessarily taking up a vast majority of a one-shot's allotted time.

In my ongoing "design diary" of sorts for the Lancer One-Shot Jam coming up next month, I took a few days to explore the possibilities of laying out a TTRPG module using Typst, a relatively new markup language and tool for laying out print media.

I have been stewing on the idea of publishing a one-shot for Lancer for over a year at this point, so I was thrilled to hear that Lancer community member Suji/nimoos volunteered to host a Lancer One-Shot Jam on Itch this December.

Welcome, traveler!