Misfirings from my Neurons

Winding down another Friday here at GE Aviation Systems. Looking forward to the weekend. Sunday will be consumed by a soccer tournament for Kathryn but Saturday, hopefully, will be pretty relaxing.

Will continue both games and hope to blog the weekly updates on both. Eventually some thoughts on how player interaction can add a layer of unexpected complexity to an initially (to the GM) simple scenario. In this - a medieval version of Somali pirates.

Labels: Ardamaster, Rolemaster, RPGs, weekend

Why you should get thee hence to Drive-Thru-RPG

Here's two nifty FREE PDFs from the aforementioned site.

A Magical Medieval Society: City Guide Good stuff on the hows and whys of cities, medieval and magical. Types, charters, maps, formation, growth, etc.

A Magical Society: Guide to Mapping From the same folk but now let's look at your world from the global perspective. Including basic info on the forces that make the features on maps and how to make them make sense.

Labels: Drive-Thru RPG, Free Stuff, Maps, Modules, Towns

I like the ability to blog from my iGoogle home page but not the resultant format. I could go back and edit the posts later but that seems to defeat the purpose. So I shall sally forth and see if the format grows on me -and- in parallel, look for other widgets with different or better features and better results.

Good Morning. Trying a Blogger widget via my iGoogle home page. A boost to my productivity (Blog-wise that is) may ensue.

Arda Weekly - SDA

A chill races through the bodies of Paksennarion, Richard and their companions as the phantom drifts into the village square. Driven by a taste for the essence of life, the Unlife entity is surrounded by a swirl of souldevouring Unfire.

The priest of Aule, Dwalin, pales as the phantom moves in his direction. Shield held ready and gathering the power of his God, the dwarf backs toward the protective prayer expanding outward from about Paksennarion the paladin. Will her power be sufficient to keep the undead at bay. Dwalin certainly hopes so...