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the end of the hobbit mechanics
Finished out the mechanics for the Hobbit today; have the first session of play on Saturday, and the adventure scenario (not real play examples) write ups start Monday
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A Distant Inheritance
I'm three days into my Hobbit campaign over at ye old blog.
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Blog Update
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The last of of my 2012 posts is up. Starting next monday we have the M-W-F campaign a month format begin in earnest. -
New Blog
I;ve started the initial posts and prep work for a 2013 project to blog a new campaign a month for all of 2013
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Mech & Matrimony: Start of Book II - Where we are now…
I am four sessions into the Mech & Matrimony campaign I started in January, and am coming back to it after a three month break due to shceduling and work issues. As such I've put together a presci of the state of play as of the end of last session so that everyone is on the same page. I thought I'd come back here to share it, since some of my ( Read more... ) -
Waaaaay advanced prep
So I haven't even run a session of either Gaslamp Melodrama or Mech & Matrimony yet this year and I'm already gnawing on ideas for the 2013 prospectus. Specifically ( Read more... ) -
2011 Books 71-76
71) Incredible Hulk 441-453 by Peter David, Angel Medina and Mike Deidato: The collapse of the once proud series continues, through a combination of unforced errors and definitely forced ones. On the unforced error side, David is doggedly pursuing a plot arc about Hulk suffering brain damage from a grenade that Banner took right before he ( Read more... ) -
2011 Books 64-70
64) Incredible Hulk 401-411 by Peter David and Gary Frank with Jan Duursema: Back to my pontificating on this. David manages to shift things back to the central metaphors (control of power; the double edged sword of the atomic bomb) by making the now intelligent stable Hulk in charge of the Pantheon, an inherently unstable organization that uses ( Read more... )