See P XX: Recreational Drugs in Ashen Stars

A column about Roleplaying by Robin D. Laws At the height of the Combine’s prosperity prior to the Mohilar War, recreational drugs had been rendered safe by technology. All manner of pleasurable sensations could be delivered as viral treatments encoded with anti-addictive measures. Physical wear and tear on the body caused by their side effects […]

August 2016: View from the Pelgrane’s Nest

This month has been dominated by the aftermath of Gen Con. We’ve been implementing the Pelgrane Plan for 2016 we decided in the Pelgrane Summit, followed up with licensees and distributors and generally bathing in the afterglow of the ENnie awards and meeting our lovely GMs and players. This month Cat and I have also […]

The Plain People of Gaming: No Screw-Ups

The streets here are a concrete labyrinth. I try to go one block east, towards the ocean, and find myself crossing another bridge over the grey waters of the Miskatonic, and I’m back on the north side of the city, climbing up towards the civic monstrosity that squats atop Sentinel Hill. Transport Police, their faces […]

13th Age Organized Play Update: August 2016

Tides of Fate: Part 2 The magical ship Ostulti is a legend—created in a long-ago age, it’s a flying fortress able to ascend to the highest heavens where the living star-mask dungeons were long ago banished, and from which they have now returned. In order to reach the star-mask dungeon planet the Ostulti will be needed […]

Make Your Own Luck: Roll20 Edition

We’ve joined forces with Roll20 to HARNESS THE MIGHTY POWER OF THE INTERNET on behalf of the 13th Age fan whose gaming group is scattered across the continent—perhaps even THE VERY GLOBE. With Make Your Own Luck on Roll20 , you can play online with official 13th Age digital content! Make Your Own Luck: Roll20 Edition is available for $7.99. You […]

Call of Chicago: Task Force Alpha

“Just as it is almost impossible to be an agnostic in the Cathedral of Notre Dame, so it is difficult to keep from being swept up in the beauty and majesty of the Task Force Alpha temple.” — Leonard Sullivan, Deputy Director of Defense Research & Engineering, in 1968 There are, in fact, lots of […]

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