Well, it seems that the path that many indie developers are taking is to rewrite a d20 system and make it open with creative commons licenses. This got me really excited! Maybe I could work with a new company; collaboration is always great. As I dug in, I started to realize the issue with this … Read more
I am sure everyone has heard the buzz about the new OGL 1.1 . At first, I thought, well, they can do what they want, and I’ll just keep doing my little indie thing. But today, I realized if they can change OGL 1 (and from what I can tell, they can, I listened to … Read more
Nashvegas Alley – Cyberpunk Map About the map Surprise end-of-the-year map! Well, we got snow here in Nashville today, meaning we are stuck at the house again. but that meant I had time to make a new Cyberpunk map. What better map than a simple alleyway? What city adventure doesn’t end up in a seedy … Read more
This has been a great year for myself and SagaBorn! This year I started the Saga zine which has been wonderful to make. It has become a real passion to put together the articles and artwork. I loved Dragon Magazine when I was a kid, and now I get to put out a little bit … Read more
About the map 43×33 Need a place for your nomads to camp? How about a late-night raid into the desert? A basic wasteland camp for all your nomadic needs! The 200 DPI maps are provided with Day and Night, as well as Grid/Gridless.
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About the map This is a large 45 x 25 map of a desert highway. Modeled after the road from Los Angeles to Las Vegas, it’s perfect for those runs into the wastelands.
The Musings of Two Hellbound Hearts Mike – Hey Danny. Thanks for joining me on this first Appendix i, which is a look into the inspiration behind our creative works. We could have started anywhere, but we start with Clive Barker and Hellraiser. I mean it’s Halloween season right? So I know that Hellraiser was … Read more
Not everyone is Tolkien, but every tabletop setting is benefitted by an in depth history. But creating one can be a daunting task. The first thing to do is get past the fear of starting. Just pick a point. It can always be changed, edited, and tweaked later. In fact, I guarantee you will do … Read more
Hey Brian! Thanks so much for joining me for this first interview of the Other Worlds section of the zine. It’s been a bit since we last talked, and I can see you have been quite busy with art and books. I even see a few new additions beyond the World of Revilo! With all … Read more