Alchemist Nocturne

this entry has its own OST GOAL: I want to have both good and evil spells available to the PCs, but the evil ones must have a gamist reason to be tempting to the player as much as to the PJ, while their consequences must also be punishing to the character…

Following this, I am thinking on how good it sounds to play a low level Naruto campaign...

Related to this and this.

1.

in spanish :/

Over time, I've realized that there is a great advantage for everybody implicated on a campaign when the PCs party belong to an established group in-game, with an implied goals and sometimes, even a roster for backup PCs.

Something I sent to this game jam to make me write a little.

Something I found out that somebody else is doing, The only page I have seen from the rules.

Which is in where the players influence the world not through the actions of their character, but by writing the narrative around it.

Every day, our real world's lore becomes more and more grimdark.

The little black dot in the head of the frog that is in the head of the other frog, its a human.

I am playing Dragonsden's Pokemon: Team Rocket Edition again.

Looks like an Owlbear, but its a Bú!

Related to this post, but not actually about that.

Because I've never liked beancounting on games for multiple reasons; I can't remember what I did with my last abstract wealth rules.

And it's here: https://phylacteryquest.thecomicseries.com/ Two adventurers are sent on a quest through an average jrpg land; It's sort of related to this blog because I can't help doing tons of OSR meta-references.

Once upon a time, the coyote was walking through the land and he stopped to rest on a rock.

In World of Dungeons, magic is done primarily by summoning spirits.

If you don't know about this game, go download it right now.

I've decided to make a long article about matchlocks and cannons because it can be fun.

www.sembrys.com/pixel-art More recent notes on my current rules.

Note: this is part of a series, worldbuilding some shit apart from the usual D&Dlike stuff. --------------------------------------- Forgotten from each other, separated in distance and time, every planet naturally develops dialects and customs, and uphelds

source: something called "tale of the silly bard" Rivers of ink had been spilled over the eternal balancing of Magic Users and Fighting man on different games.

Most recent notes on my current rules.

I just finished this movie a while ago.