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This came in the mail today. I’ll be curious to see how it compares to AW and Monsterhearts.

I picked this up on DriveThru yesterday.

I picked this up on DriveThru yesterday. This was one of my favorite sourcebooks from back in the day and I’m having a good time re-discovering it.

http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/product/17009/Manual-of-the-Planes-(1e)?it=1

Here are some things I made for my gaming group.

Originally shared by Patrick Henry Downs

Here are some things I made for my gaming group. I’m working on single-page spellbooks and single-page basic move booklets. Anything I personally make for Dungeon World will eventually appear linked on this page.

lookie what I found, Asterisk World

http://www.conqueringcorsairs.com/rpg/index.html

Here are the gods and such who have been revealed in our DW game (so far), Kerry Harrison Alexander Hay Daniel…

Here are the gods and such who have been revealed in our DW game (so far), Kerry Harrison Alexander Hay Daniel Fowler Daniel Lewis and Trey Palmer . I have left an open space for St. Stephen, steven stewart . Give me a little paragraph about him and I’ll add it. As ever, I welcome all input.

The night after the now famous Tibetan Protection Dance by Mark Chance Lynn and I went to see East Meets West, the…

The night after the now famous Tibetan Protection Dance by Mark Chance Lynn and I went to see East Meets West, the asian inspired dance show out at Miller Theater. The very last performance of the night was this peppy bouncy number with the most adorable girls. However, Lynn leaned over and said it reminded him of the dance Mark had done the night before. I giggled through the rest of the performance as I could only see Mark in the costume doing his little dance with the feather bobbing along above him.

You’ll have to click the link and go to the 2nd page, the very last pictures are the ones I’m talking about. I do think they’d look just adorable on Mark. 😉

http://insightphotography.smugmug.com/Dance/Dance-of-Asia-America-East/29324217_zxXhHP/2501452792_r8pHpKH

I have mentioned to some how I thought “Pulp!

I have mentioned to some how I thought “Pulp! the rpg” seemed like a really nice set of rules for quick one-shot game covering just about any genre, not just “pulp”. I suppose it might be a really jerk thing to do, but I had a few ideas on how to improve the rules, and so I did. My version is “Pulp! Kharma” and can be found at: http://www.bozbat.com/pulp-kharma/. Just to be clear I did run the modifications past the author, Brian Liberge and he helped me sort out some areas where I was confused.

I also have an adventure posted which is a mash-up inspired by Firefly and Star Wars. I think we are going to play this on June 7th. However, last night I couldn’t sleep and thought about a book I read years ago about the SAS in Northern France during WW2. Those guys did some crazy things armed with modified jeeps and endless supplies of tea. Then I thought to add an evil villain, Nazi of course, a cozy French village with a charming old medieval church overlooking the French countryside around Vosges, and some urban legends concerning occult Nazi organization. And voila: Black Sun Over Europe. What starts out as a standard SAS reconnaissance and liaison mission with the French Resistance turns into a deadly confrontation with The Secret Order of the Vril! Who will discover the true secret of Joan d’Arc?

http://www.bozbat.com/pulp-kharma/