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Hervör pairs strong defenses and flight with foresight, illusion-sight and a calming aura that supports allies in tense encounters.
Superman’s lifting feats range from planetary weight to cosmic spectacle. For a Guardians game, treat his strength as story driven, with clear limits for each s...
Geirskögul boosts nearby allies, unnerves foes and senses conflict from a mile away. Her profile gives game masters a clear battlefield role.
The Book of Valkyries is complete and headed to print, with a revised Skuld illustration and a fate focused profile built for high level play.
Rob Stone’s third Celtic Legends book expands Terra Mythica, a loose setting where distinct mythologies can meet while keeping their own identities.
Joe Fischer’s Ranger debuted in Strategic Review before AD&D. Its familiar traits endure, while its early rules show the rough edges of OD&D design.
After more than five years of work, The Book of Valkyries is available as a PDF, with its print edition still awaiting approval.
Keith Parkinson’s bold ink work in Dragon #72 pairs a memorable cavalier elf maiden with a class whose appeal outpaces its balance.
From Ravenloft’s gothic mood to vivid color work, Stephen Fabian brought distinctive storytelling to fantasy art. His illustrations reward a fresh look.
Colonial Troopers: Knight Hawks is now available in print on demand, with small rules and graphics edits also coming to the PDF.
A flexible AD&D background system gives characters practical skills from their former trades, from reading woodland trails to repairing armor.
Weird Realm Games’ compact Tékumel homage adapts the setting’s species and creatures for Warriors of the Red Planet, with bestiary and equipment sections to exp...
One of the standard marketing techniques that radio stations use to attract listeners is to run promotional give-a-ways. Last week I was lucky to win one of the...
From a chance Utah Jazz encounter to convention memories and gifts from friends, these autographs matter for the stories attached to them.
A family returns to a Trans-Siberian Orchestra concert, with arena wide staging, fire effects and entry rules shaping the experience.
So another year has come and gone and I am glad. While 2021 was not as bad as the year that shall not be named, it wasn’t the easiest. There are still some chal...
Toto’s deep cuts and Journey’s familiar anthems made for a nostalgic night, with Arnel Pineda’s energetic performance adding a memorable surprise.
After a packed June and a household illness, TardisCaptain is recovering and preparing new FASA, gaming and geek culture posts.
A ticket vendor gave the writer free NFTs, but generic images and no entry function left little to collect. The experience sharpened his doubts about NFT value.
A weekend of SaltCON gaming brought six very different RPG sessions, new finds and plans for the next convention, followed by Duran Duran and The Cure.