“Do you realize that this project concerns human evolution, and that it’s one of the most important questions the human race has ever dealt with? And here these damned fools are thinking in terms of espionage and counter espionage and murder …” — Colin Wilson, The Black Room (1971) The 1970s are not the official […]
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Recently, a member of the 13th Age community who’s trying their hand at spell design asked if we had any resources to help with the math. We’ve written a lot about monster design, but haven’t really delved into classes; so for this month’s column, I’ll share the basic math behind figuring out how much damage characters should deal, […]
In the latest episode of their surprised, humbled, agent-thanking podcast, Ken and Robin talk easy-to-play NPCs, Ken in Cuba and their top ten movies of 2016.
In the latest episode of their imperious podcast, Ken and Robin talk connecting with other players, CIA files, political thrillers and Emperor Norton.
This competition is now closed. Answers will be announced in March’s Page XX Win one of three signed limited editions of Cthulhu Confidential! GUMSHOE One-2-One is designed for a GM and one player who investigates Mythos mysteries solo. We want to know which fictional character YOU would most like to star as in a One-2-One […]
by Mike Shea For many of us, the 4th edition of Dungeons and Dragons was an excellent refinement of the tabletop roleplaying games (RPGs) we’ve enjoyed for 30 years. For some of us, it was our first exposure to D&D in any form. If 4th Edition wasn’t your bag, there are probably other reviews of […]
I acknowledge that the Forensic Entomology ability, as seen in The Esoterrorists, can be hard to love. It’s icky and creepy. And that’s what’s good about it. Also a favorite of forensics procedural shows, for exactly that reason, I included it as a separate item in The Esoterrorists precisely because it dovetails so well with […]
In the latest episode of their always sagacious podcast, Ken and Robin talk player idiot plotting, Trumped Republicans, 30s L.A. gangland and the blood of Atlantis.