Less androids. MORE TURTLES ( Read more... )

One thing I picked up recently via RPGNow/DrivethruRPG was a game called Wild Skies- Europa Tempest. It's a dieselpunk 1930's game where the Great War never really ended, just broke down into a series of regional skirmishes while former soldiers turn mercenary in order to make ends meet. One big game changer was the discovery of a metal called ( Read more... )

Woo. Been a while since I was on. Lots happening. Had a bit of a furry spate on the old RPG front. My copy of Pugmire finally arrived! Yay!. Lovely it is too (and I see that the first draft of the Monarchies of Mau RPG is out as a pdf as well). There I am in the back as a "Good Dog ( Read more... )

Payday! So off to Forbidden Planet I go to get me a copy of Nordguard, only to find an empty space on the shelf where, a mere two days ago, there were 7 copies. Arrrgh ( Read more... )

I collect role-paying games. If you've read this blog much you might have gathered that. For the last several years though I haven't done it as much as I used to, partly because of space constraints (Pratchett's Law- There is never enough shelf space), but also because the internet seemed to have taken all the fun out if it ( Read more... )

It be, sorry was, Talk Like a Pirate day a while back. And much Arrr-ing and talk of rum there was too. Appropriately enough at the time I was heavily perusing the "Airship Pirates" RPG game at the time and thought it only appropriate to mention it now. It's a game released by Cakebread and Walton, via Cubicle 7, a British RPG publishing house ( Read more... )

Well, yes. That was the working title of "Tank Vixens", an extremely amusing comic by author Paul Kidd, featuring graphic cartoony violence, gratuitous nudity and, as the titles suggest, lesbian foxgirls in hovertanks. This is an anthropmorphic genre title, or, to give it its more common name, "Furry ( Read more... )