Category: The Gauntlet: Hail Satan

Dragon Mouse:

Dragon Mouse:

Dragon Mouse:

Type: Mouse.

Size: Mouse size.

Behaviour: Territorial.

Abilities: Breathes fire. Belief they can fly (really they can’t).

Temperament: Stubborn and aggressive. Not dissimilar to that of honey badger.

Habitat: Usually found roaming the houses of old estates either terrorising the staff, leaping from high objects or sparring with other dragon mice.

Natural Predators: Big stupid dogs and spiteful humans. Cats know better than to mess with them.

Notes: Dragon Mice have been known on occasion to burn down estates. When a dragon mouse is discovered in an establishment it is strongly recommended to remove all flammable decorations immediately. Otherwise, relatively harmless.

I had been running Curse of Strahd as 5e DnD for 8 months until about 2 months ago, when I was introduced to the…

I had been running Curse of Strahd as 5e DnD for 8 months until about 2 months ago, when I was introduced to the…

I had been running Curse of Strahd as 5e DnD for 8 months until about 2 months ago, when I was introduced to the Discern Realities podcast by one to my players Jools Thomas​. Shortly thereafter I converted the game wholesale to DW. As a newcomer to DW it hasn’t been easy jumping straight in to GMing. I would like to send some Kudos to David Guyll​ for helping me out with some DW CoS GMing resources and pointing me in the direction of his excellent blog.

http://daegames.blogspot.jp/search/label/expedition%20to%20castle%20ravenloft

“Gauntlet Daddies” is definitely a phrase I have typed into Slack chat several times this morning.

“Gauntlet Daddies” is definitely a phrase I have typed into Slack chat several times this morning.

“Gauntlet Daddies” is definitely a phrase I have typed into Slack chat several times this morning.

John Harper’s old Warhammerish hack of Apocalypse World is doing the rounds in the Spanish speaking PbtA circles for…

John Harper’s old Warhammerish hack of Apocalypse World is doing the rounds in the Spanish speaking PbtA circles for…

John Harper’s old Warhammerish hack of Apocalypse World is doing the rounds in the Spanish speaking PbtA circles for some reason. It’s very unfinished and because it was for his group only has the playbooks they were playing, but the Basic Moves are a really strong expression of the standard moves that show up in a lot of other PbtA games.

http://mightyatom.blogspot.co.uk/2010/11/eye-of-chaos.html?m=1

After listening to the newest Gauntlet Podcast, I realized I forgot to do something important.

After listening to the newest Gauntlet Podcast, I realized I forgot to do something important.

After listening to the newest Gauntlet Podcast, I realized I forgot to do something important.

Thank you for making this year’s 200WordRPG Challenge incredible.

Thank you for all of the community support, the discussions, spreading the word, and encouraging people to participate.

Thank you, patreon supporters, for providing the COOLEST prize to this year’s winners. Thank you also for supporting the Codex and the entries that will be contained within.

And finally, thank you Jason Cordova and Kate Bullock for being such incredible organizers and and community leaders. I know it takes an army to run this group, but Kate and Jason have been especially helpful and encouraging for the 200 Word Challenge.

So, once again, thanks to everyone who participated, shared, enjoyed, and helped out the 200 Word Challenge. I am humbled and overjoyed by your support.

Can’t wait to see what next year brings!

Recommended weekly reading

Recommended weekly reading

Recommended weekly reading

Tina Trillitzsch is a friend of mine from Germany who since recently is doing a weekly overview on what’s going on in story games and Indies. She often contributes to the German community with translations of games like Archipelago and play aids. I have linked her G+ collection on RPGs since I assume that this will be the easiest way for most of us to follow her. The link to the #storygamesweekly blog article is in the most recent post. Sophia Brandt, Keeper of the Dying Heart, has also recommended her blog in her latest update.