Luke Gearing

Wizards are suspicious and paranoid.

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Writing For Violence With the Violence in July jam upon us, I figured this would be useful.

Written for use with Violence.

Special thanks to CK and Nate for this one: my loyal hauscarls.

Player Characters can call on their contacts for help.

When encountering Bandits1 roll 1d10.

Magic is the religion of the other.1 Remove the Cleric class.

Characters improve in two ways; by taking on Obligations and by forcing others to break theirs.

Written by Luke Gearing & Dan Boyle Somewhere in your Smoke… A Wall runs through the city.

Written by Luke Gearing & Daniel Boyle.

In January, I quit my job to work at Tuesday Knight Games full-time.

When travelling, shit goes wrong.

Instead of a ± to Reaction rolls or whatever, track individual events the characters take.

I’ve seen a lot of critics and readers talk about the strength, quality, quantity and absence of hooks in adventure modules - often held up as an important indicator of quality.

Players in my Thursday Whitehack game are going carousing every damn time they get back to Fester, the coastal city of the ghouls.

When a child has stopped growing, those who wish to live as men must be initiated.

Whenever the PCs enter the domain of a lord, government, municipal council etc etc, roll 1d10.

I’ve been doing a thing for a while in OSR Thinking Adventures style games I’ve been calling split initiative which I almost certainly read somewhere else and stole but here we are.

MENTORSHIP APPLICATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED I am now open to submissions for round 5 of the mentorship scheme I’ve been running.

Needed an animal encounter table for a job the Travellers are taking in a jungle.

Prison Planet is an adventure for Classic Traveller, first published in 1982 and credited to Erik Wilson, Dave Emigh, John Harshman, Chris Purcell and Rose Geier.

1HD, AC as Armour, Damage as Weapon, Morale 7. 1d100 appearing, rolling again and combining results if 90+ is rolled.

On October 6th, the agents receive the usual summons: “Special delivery requires pick-up.

These are the hexfills I used for my Pariah game.

As is the nature of horror media, it’s time for sequel.

For the unaware, Carcosa features magic rituals requiring sexual violence, sometimes against children.

It’s been about two years since I started selling Wolves Upon the Coast Grand Campaign, and about 10 months since the last retrospective.

The Cleric represents something not present.

So you want to make shit (meaning books) for/with Wolves?

When writing NPCs, you can communicate 2 or 3 things, or 4 related things.