By Kevin Kulp This is the 14th in our series on non-human heroes in Swords of the Serpentine. Like the High Elves and Forest Elves entries, Mantis aren’t an easy fit into Eversink. This entry on Mantis is only recommended for use if you want to use Swords of the Serpentine to power a high […]
In the latest episode of their cane-wielding podcast, Ken and Robin talk PCs on the run, General Ludd, stern matriarchs, and bartitsu.
a column about roleplaying by Robin D. Laws We’ve all seen the stock scene in a detective drama where the investigator breaks down the resistance of a reluctant informant in stages, finally eliciting the nugget of info she’s looking for. The informant starts with a stonewall. The investigator counters this deflection. The informant gives a […]
A scenario premise for 13th Age A while ago a news item about a pharaoh’s sarcophagus shuttled off to a lesser tomb inspired thoughts of a Trail of Cthulhu scenario hook featuring Nitokris, as naturally it would. As need not be said, Mythos Investigators aren’t the only PCs who adventure in tombs. F20 heroes have […]
In the latest episode of their bean-protecting podcast, Ken and Robin talk the rules don’t matter theory, lying maps, 30s NYC book thieves, and miracles attributed to Pythagoras.
In the latest episode of their petal-bedecked podcast, Ken and Robin talk creating supporting casts for Page Turners, a Chicago mobster’s flowery funeral effigy, and our top films of 2025.
In the latest episode of their leafy, verdant podcast Ken and Robin talk idiot plotting in rpg mysteries, Project Azorian, the Green Man, and Erich von Daniken.
In the latest episode of their leafy, verdant podcast Ken and Robin talk idiot plotting in rpg mysteries, Project Azorian, the Green Man, and Erich von Daniken.
In the latest episode of their leafy, verdant podcast Ken and Robin talk idiot plotting in rpg mysteries, Project Azorian, the Green Man, and Erich von Daniken.
Ballad Hunters Poll As you know, we’re launching Ballad Hunters Kickstarter campaign this month. We have a question for you, coming right from old ballads.