Fred's post with the Swashbucklers of the 7 Skies (and other Evil Hat games) sales numbers is now up here.

...I'm having a conversation with Paul Czege (My Life with Master) on storygames about the numbers. Come on and stop by!

http://is.gd/dzGLE

With the IPR 2Q2010 numbers that came in recently, I decided to take a look at the numbers (as of 6/30/2010).

Here, have some data ( behind the cut )

With the IPR 1Q2010 numbers that came in recently, I decided to take a look at the numbers (as of 3/31/2010).

Here, have some data ( behind the cut )

I haven't done this in awhile, but have decided to get back into the practice.

With the IPR 4Q2009 numbers that came in recently, I decided to take a look at the numbers (as of 12/31/2009).

Here, have some data ( behind the cut )

I'm on TV Tropes.

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/ProseDescriptiveQualities

ZOMG.

In the wake of the multi-year "mostly dead" status of Pen & Paper, and the looming demise of Geocities (where my other publications credits are listed), I have begun to try and assemble a decent CV of my work in the gaming industry over the past few days ( Read more... )

Plenty of Monkey, Ninja, and Robot action (they're still working on the Pirate angle):

http://jimhenley.livejournal.com/99488.html

Check it out!

As an aside, in an f-locked post on her LJ, ka_crow challenged her f-list thusly:

You have five minutes to write a sonnet! Go!
And it has to include the words monkey, robot, ninja, and pirate!

And three of her friends rose to the challenge!

This post is so that they -- and anyone else who wants to do so -- can put them in one place for posterity's

aeforge has written the third part of his article about using the character types of Monkey, Ninja, Pirate, Robot Deluxe as a method of classifying roleplaying character personalities, akin to the way the Myers-Briggs scale classifies real peoples' personality types.

First part: Getting Personal 1: Characterizing Characters
Second part: Getting Personal ( Read more... )