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The L. F. stands for Luxurious and Fancy
f you are new to this hobby of TTRPGs. If you are looking for awesome production of finely crafted items. If you're looking for nifty (possibly) collectible items. If you want to support one of the kindest people in the industry.
Magic in Whitehack
Magic casting is often a make it or break it for me in a game. One of my favorite systems comes from Whitehack by Christian Mehrstan... ...Whatever the result the conversation happens quickly, it is not meant to be a long drawn out process, referencing tables and charts looking up damage dice and rolling only to have your spell fizzle out, for a wasted casting and even worse a wasted turn for the wizardly character.
Gaining a solo Token, Part of the Solo Series
This will be the start of my solo game series. Now while this is not a solo game necessarily, it is a game that is GMless, and lets be honest, that is half of solo RPGing. So forgive me as I start this series with breaking my own rule of reviewing and talking about solo … Continue reading Gaining a solo Token, Part of the Solo Series
Mazes: A Review
Mazes was a series of zine sized books turned describing a game where each player only gets a single die for which to play the game with. The referee never needs to roll dice and the game plays like an old school dungeon crawler. It claims to support both one shots and long term campaign … Continue reading Mazes: A Review
Golden Age of Khares
The Golden Age of Khares, currently Kickstarting. Do not miss out on this one!
Frostgrave: A Review
Confused with War games that need multiple books to play? expensive miniatures and endless hours of work to get playing? Start here and get into a game in no time at all with barely any money spent!
I was the Dungeon Hero…
Now I'm just another set of remains to be found by the next adventurer. Check out this review of Dungeon Hero.
The Portal at Hill House, a Play Through
"I see in the center of the landing is a set of stones erected to mimic some ancient calendar or perhaps a circle of summoning that has called the beast from the great beyond. It is unclear which of these explanations truly encompasses their purpose here. Careful as to not disturb them I make my way to the next doorway on the left."
Wormskin and Why It’s Worth Your Cheddar.
Gavin Norman has written a brilliant world for adventurers to visit. It is contained within 8 zine style book that can be purchased (at the time of this writing) as a bundle of pdfs for around $55.00 dollars or physical copies for $80.00. There now that the heavy hitting numbers are out of the way … Continue reading Wormskin and Why It’s Worth Your Cheddar.
The Halfling's Hoard 