Oh hey here are some pictures from a couple months ago when I spent a day in Deep Cove with the fluffy good boy. He is *not* afraid of cliffs, somehow.




Oh hey here are some pictures from a couple months ago when I spent a day in Deep Cove with the fluffy good boy. He is *not* afraid of cliffs, somehow.




Happy Canada Day everyone! 🇨🇦


I’m back to reading the classic RuneQuest 2nd edition boxed set! See the first and second articles in the series if you missed them. Today we are reading the “Basic Role-Playing” booklet, written by Greg Stafford and Lynn Willis, with a couple illustrations by William Church.
This “introductory guide” to fantasy role-playing (FRP) and the Basic Role-Playing system (BRP) is a 16 pages-long booklet that, we are told, presents a “whole game system”. So in theory, you could completely ignore the rules in the bigger RuneQuest book and just play BRP directly from this. The BRP rules differ quite a lot from the RuneQuest rules, in that they’re much simpler, but you can tell they share the same chassis. I wonder how many early 1980s players decided to simplify aspects of RuneQuest by “downgrading” select rules to their BRP equivalent?
Anyway, let’s dive in!