This is a self-reflection on my home-brew wargaming roadmap. I’ve got a combination RPG and skirmish wargame system in the works which uses a base set of core rules for each products. It will support Sci Fi, Fantasy, and Supers, but I also want it to support historical games. But what types of historical games should I work on first?
Author: Stan Shinn (Page 13 of 110)
Who remembers racks and shelves like this back in the day? I miss those days, with lots of 30-50 page products. Last 20+ years we’ve optimized for library-style shelves where you need the 250 page book for the spine to stand out, which has changed how we design games. I miss the simpler days. 🙂
Book Rack Picture from Chris Oz Fulton on Facebook
Steampunk Fate GameScreenshots from the Fate game this past week using the Owlbear.rodeo virtual tabletop tool.
The Pendragon RPG has consistently been rated as one of the top roleplaying campaigns of all time (see for example this post on Reddit, and this post). Continue reading
Owlbear Rodeo has quickly become my top choice for an RPG virtual tabletop tool due to its ease of use, elegance, and appearance.
Here are some of my top tricks, hacks, or hidden features I use when using Owlbear Rodeo.
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