It was only a matter of time before somebody built something like Kenny Log-ins… good job, web devs.
The Stochastic Game
Ramblings of General Geekery
Bass operation complete!
The City of Burnaby is continuing their participatory planning, so if you live here you can take the Burnaby 2050 survey now until mid-June.
You might already know that Modiphius is discontinuing their Conan #ttrpg product line, but you might not yet know that they have a bundle of what looks like ALL the line’s PDFs for… $30 right now on DriveThruRPG
Good morning!
VanCAF was great once again! A very diverse bunch of creators & people, and some of my favourite comicbook authors. This year’s haul was pretty good!
I’m not very interested in this Hunger Games prequel but I note two good things: 1. no fucking teaser of the trailer at the beginning, and 2. they nailed the look of “past Panem”, it’s one of the rare prequels that actually looks like it takes place before
By the way, my copy of the Sailor Moon #TTRPG was filled in with Ariel, a 9-and-a-half years old bishojo version of, like, Aquaman or something. Congrats to Vanessa, who even drew her character! I hope you got a chance to play her!
Some cool things in the Sailor Moon #TTRPG: a history of magical girl and shojo manga/anime, character sheets for the series’ protagonists, GM guidance that includes effectively doing a session zero, and advice for adapting different genders to the game!
The Sailor Moon #TTRPG and “Resource Book” is a 1998 game written by Mark MacKinnon, who isn’t a stranger to adapting anime to the table. It uses a 2D6 mechanic, point-buy character creation system, and walks the fine line between playing the TV series vs playing your own stuff.
