I’ve finally finished entering the 15 sample characters I created into the manual. I had them each done up in excel worksheets for the five paces so I could keep track of them all, but the format for the excel sheets was to spacey to use in the manual (each character for each pace would [...]
|
||||||
|
http://www.sliceofscifi.com/2009/03/11/penguin-books-reveals-new-hitchhikers-cover/ So, it’s about time for another installment of Thing Every Two Weeks or So, but I haven’t written any new fiction, so I’ll have to cheat again. Not that I haven’t been busy writing, just not fiction. Anyway, here is a selection from a D&D 3.5 supplement Colin Fredericks was working on once. He actually [...] Well, GenericonXXII has come and gone. It was good to see people I only see maybe once a year, and it’s always an adventure to RP with strangers. I had pretty good luck in terms of compatible play styles, with only some mild hiccups. I finally got to play in a session of Sufficiently [...] I am so burned out on character generation. I have 14 characters stated out at three paces each and I can tell you, some of those backgrounds are pretty weak. But you know what? I doubt anyone but me cares. The second Character from the gameplay demo, Jefferson Leeds. Martha was worked up originally as a Pace 2 character for inclusion in the narrative demo you may remember from a previous post. Here she is younger and at Pace 1. This guy is an adaptation of ’s Steven Johansson. I had to come up with the background as Colin was never able to flesh him out. So, I was thinking some more about the proposed revision to the Aid mechanic. The current mechanic is: So, a recent post (Altering the Aid Mechanic) led us to wonder whether adding a die to both the check pool and the opposition pool would increase the chances of a Thrash or if they would stay the same. |
 |
|||||
|
Copyright © 2010 Quentin Hudspeth’s Journal - All Rights Reserved |
||||||