For at least a couple years now, the near-unanimous answer to the question, "What's next?" has been, "Monster manual!" And to date, there's still no monster manual. That's largely because I didn't quite grasp its importance until very recently, and to be frank, I preferred writing adventures. Then, about a year or so ago, I … Continue reading Thoughts (#10)
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Thoughts (#9)
As I run more games these days, I find myself in need of a little more structure - something to help smoothly manage the large amounts of information in even the smallest one-shot. So, I spent a little time working up the TD10 GM Tools sheet. This very early beta document streamlines the management of … Continue reading Thoughts (#9)
Thoughts (#8)
A very quick update! I've published the preliminary core engine document, a bare-bones version of the system’s core rule set that presents "races, classes, and other system features in a genre-agnostic format. It is for use mostly by game designers who wish to adapt the Tiny D10 Core Rules to a different setting like horror, sci-fi, western, … Continue reading Thoughts (#8)
Adventures (#1)
As promised, here's the Halloween-themed one-shot adventure, Red Moon Rising! To build a real spooky atmosphere, play some cryptwave in the background as you run the adventure. Red Moon Rising Each year, under the blood-red glow of the harvest moon, a horseman rides silent as a ghost through the misty, benighted forest. Where his head should … Continue reading Adventures (#1)
Monsters (#1)
So, I've been on something of a boondoggle for the past couple weeks, rewriting Blood & Salt from the ground up. It's slow-going, to be honest, but getting closer to completion every day. What's more is, it's really worth the effort - there's so much more to this rewrite for players and GMs alike. All … Continue reading Monsters (#1)
