Treasures!

34 thoughts on “Treasures!”

1. Hey, that’s my entry! [embarressed and touched]

2. Hey, that’s my entry! [embarressed and touched]

3. So much good stuff! After your show with Hannah Shaffer​ I was really intrigued by 14 Days (my ex-wife had a chronic illness with chronic pain so I totally understand the need to teach empathy for such things). I would also love to hear more about Spark.

4. So much good stuff! After your show with Hannah Shaffer​ I was really intrigued by 14 Days (my ex-wife had a chronic illness with chronic pain so I totally understand the need to teach empathy for such things). I would also love to hear more about Spark.

5. A few links, in case you’re interested in some of this stuff for yourself:

   14 Days: http://makebigthings.com/14-days-a-game-about-life-with-migraines/

   Urban Shadows: http://www.magpiegames.com/shop/

   Technoir:

   http://www.technoirrpg.com/buy-now/

   I don’t think Sig can be ordered online yet (Jason Pitre?)

   Also not sure where to find The Name of Bronze (Joshua Newman?)

6. A few links, in case you’re interested in some of this stuff for yourself:

   14 Days: http://makebigthings.com/14-days-a-game-about-life-with-migraines/

   Urban Shadows: http://www.magpiegames.com/shop/

   Technoir:

   http://www.technoirrpg.com/buy-now/

   I don’t think Sig can be ordered online yet (Jason Pitre?)

   Also not sure where to find The Name of Bronze (Joshua Newman?)

7. I’ve been waiting with crossed fingers to get a copy of Birds are Amazing at PAXEast.

8. I’ve been waiting with crossed fingers to get a copy of Birds are Amazing at PAXEast.

9. Haha. Marshall Miller email me your address and I will happily drop a copy in the mail.

10. Haha. Marshall Miller email me your address and I will happily drop a copy in the mail.

11. If you decide to run Technoir over Gauntlet Hangouts, hopefully I’ll be able to join in. I’ve had it for years now and only played in a really short-lived PbP game.

12. If you decide to run Technoir over Gauntlet Hangouts, hopefully I’ll be able to join in. I’ve had it for years now and only played in a really short-lived PbP game.

13. Hannah Shaffer Make him write a haiku about birds first. 

14. Hannah Shaffer Make him write a haiku about birds first. 

15. Yes, show me your best bird haiku. Now we’re talking business.

16. Yes, show me your best bird haiku. Now we’re talking business.

17. Robert Ruthven, you and Daniel Lewis should get together. He’s a big fan of Technoir. In fact, Technoir was a major point of discussion in Episode 0 of The Gauntlet Podcast, iirc. 

18. Robert Ruthven, you and Daniel Lewis should get together. He’s a big fan of Technoir. In fact, Technoir was a major point of discussion in Episode 0 of The Gauntlet Podcast, iirc. 

19. Oh nice! I was just thinking I need more Technoir in my life.

20. Oh nice! I was just thinking I need more Technoir in my life.

21. Blue herons stand watch

    Over sun warmed summer tides,

    Lousy with minnow.

22. Blue herons stand watch

    Over sun warmed summer tides,

    Lousy with minnow.

23. Jason Cordova Sig is currently available in PDF mode on DrivethruRPG.com, and I hope to have books available for purchase in a couple weeks.

24. Jason Cordova Sig is currently available in PDF mode on DrivethruRPG.com, and I hope to have books available for purchase in a couple weeks.

25. Oh hey, I should get Daniel/Robert to try out my Technoir transmissions.

    Before that, I should finish the Connections write-ups.

26. Oh hey, I should get Daniel/Robert to try out my Technoir transmissions.

    Before that, I should finish the Connections write-ups.

27. Tom McGrenery​ What Transmissions are you working on? (Wish there were more of those going around for Technoir)

28. Tom McGrenery​ What Transmissions are you working on? (Wish there were more of those going around for Technoir)

29. Robert Ruthven It’s a linked set of three. Shanghai 1927, then 1937, then 1948. 

30. Robert Ruthven It’s a linked set of three. Shanghai 1927, then 1937, then 1948. 

31. Actually, now that I’m thinking of it, Daniel Lewis, how one-shot friendly is Technoir? The Transmissions/plot maps make it seem best suited for campaign play.

32. Actually, now that I’m thinking of it, Daniel Lewis, how one-shot friendly is Technoir? The Transmissions/plot maps make it seem best suited for campaign play.

33. I don’t think I’d want to run it as a 1-shot, but it works really well with 2 sessions.  There was a nice flow of discovering the plot in session 1 and resolving it in session 2.  By the end of session 1, we had filled out the entire plot web (though there were a few links that the players hadn’t discovered yet).  I started session 2 with a little twist that exposed the last few links and then basically gave the players an entire session to deal with things however they wanted.  I think it might feel a bit rushed if you tried to squeeze everything in a single session.

34. I don’t think I’d want to run it as a 1-shot, but it works really well with 2 sessions.  There was a nice flow of discovering the plot in session 1 and resolving it in session 2.  By the end of session 1, we had filled out the entire plot web (though there were a few links that the players hadn’t discovered yet).  I started session 2 with a little twist that exposed the last few links and then basically gave the players an entire session to deal with things however they wanted.  I think it might feel a bit rushed if you tried to squeeze everything in a single session.

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