Recent content by jdrakeh

I hate their little red hats.

This certainly aged well. I see much more drinking in his future.

New Bedford is an economic game built entirely around the whaling industry in the late 1800s. It has a gentle learning curve and plays pretty quickly.

The art in the Merry Mushmen's edition of Black Sword Hack is amazing.

I can't as of now. When I can, though, I'll be sure to post about it! :)

I changed my vote. I am firmly in the "I Love It" camp now. I have seen what it can do when tailored to a specific setting and, DAMN, does it rock.

I've recently been thinking of running a Wold Newton Universe campaign and think that the original Adventure! by White Wolf would be a great fit.

I'm a Challenge of the GoBots and G.I. Joe kid.

Or Faerun, for that matter.

I like this a lot. :)

For me, the only two real requirements are a mechanically meaningful way of defining characters (this does not mean a mechanically complex way of defining characters) and a way of resolving drama. I am increasingly fond of drama resolution systems that make allowances for degrees of success and...

I've never played P&P proper, but I've used the setting with AD&D several times over the years.

The Kingdoms of Kalamar Atlas for D&D 3rd edition is a big hardcover of nothing but full color maps. The Perilous Lands box set for Powers & Perils contains a softcover atlas of full color maps. [Edit: The Perilous Lands is also largely system-neutral, as is Kingdoms of Kalamar, which makes...

The Candlekeep Mysteries alt cover. It looks like a real antique book, which I dig.

They may end up owning it after all of the associated legal cases are settled.