Seek the Wolf in Thyself!
From: Fabled Environments Reviewed by: Ron McClung Modern Floorplans: An Average Wild West Town is a Kickstarted RPG Supplement from Fabled Environments. Fabled Environments have a strong line of maps on PDF that I have personally used on occasion. This new one – Kickstarted in 2015 – looked like an ambitious project but I knew once funded, it…
Ever since I bought the reprint hardbacks, I have been considering running this again. I really enjoyed the setting and as I read into it, the more I feel the passion to run it again. The system is pretty solid. The setting is tangible. I just need to refresh my memory. Reading through it,…
I am always amazed by the level of inspiration and creativeness by the writers at Gypsy Knights Games. The 21 plot series has many many cool ideas to jump off from that really give you a new perspective on a hard science fiction setting like Clement Sector. 21 Plots Go Forth does not disappoint.
I am very encouraged by the upgrades to the system. They finally changed over to a roll-high system. I took a look at their Quick Play PDF and I am liking what I am seeing. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/sasquatchgamestudio/alternity-2017-a-science-fiction-roleplaying-game?ref=hero_thanks http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/206864/Alternity-Science-Fiction-RPG-Beta-Test-Edition I backed it.
From: Pinnacle Entertainment Group Reviewed by: Ron McClung The Last Parsec: Core Rulebook is a new RPG Setting Book from Pinnacle Entertainment Group. Without a doubt, Savage Worlds has become a favorite RPG system for me to run, especially at conventions (which is most of my gaming life these days). But it took a while…
Movies like The Thing from Space (or John Carpenter’s The Thing) or Ice Station Zebra, or more recently Harbinger Down come to mind when I think of the Arctic and the potential for adventure there. In an RPG, it would be nice to have a generic map of a location in the Arctic. Fabled Environments now provides a nice map for use in such an environment.
The Millennium Falcon. The Serenity. Sci-fi is full of merchant vessels that travel the space lanes delivering payloads – legal or illegal – to paying customers. John Watt’s Clement Sector is no different.