I've been avoiding mentioning this, but now it's visible in public... I'm in the process of writing a potential chunk of modern setting information for the Trinity Continuum core rules.

Don't worry, I'm not writing the rules. ;)

The Onyx Path stretches before us. New Mummy, New Demon, revised Exalted, Samuel Haight: Year One...

And the Trinity universe has a bit in the forum...

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THIS

So the print of Raiders looks to have been from around the original release, complete with BBFC A Rating. Scratchy and turning brown rather suits it, fortunately.

In other news, found a nearly pristine copy of Adventure! in a charity shop for £2.50. I think the world is trying to tell me something.

... was something I never really read as a kid, I went the Asterix route instead, as I could never really handle the mix of realistic-ish artwork and plotting with cartoony faces. On reflection, I should, as pulp adventure comics are rather my field of interest these days ( Read more... )

Vampire: The Requiem is go, Uncharted not. More players in the evening than afternoon. That's fine. (sniffle)

Happy birthday dad!

Adventure! (or Hollow Earth Expedition) in World War II... or now.

Vampire: The Requiem - or V20 in theory but I'd rather have the two-standard-books version of the latter to actually take to a gaming table, though. My Masquerade always looked fairly Requiem-y anyway.

Supers, probably Icons.

Emergency fallback Doctor Who like the last two years ( Read more... )

Okay, still drawing a blank on a system for Of Gods And Men and it might need a particular mix of players, so might go more straightforward and do WWII Adventure! instead. Something I can do pretty casually by comparison.

Also, dinosaurs and planes.

Well, rather than write it... I drew it.