I’ve seen a good number of D&D 4e fans on forums like RPG.net complain that WOTC is ignoring 4e fans (and the design features of D&D 4e they like) in their rush to make 5e popular with fans of pre-4e … Continue reading →
The first beta version of Microlite74 Swords & Sorcery is available for free public download. This beta incorporates feedback from donors and from members of my Sunday group of players. However, the rules are still “very beta” and will be … Continue reading →
I no sooner posted about the The Searchers of the Unknown RPG Collection than I received a new of new and updated variant rules sets. Rather than wait an entire year to include this, I decided to release a 2012 … Continue reading →
I noticed that many of the links to the various Searchers of the Unknown games listed in my Searchers of the Unknown One Page RPG: The Many Variants post from about a year ago have gone bad. Some of them … Continue reading →
The new two volume 2012 Edition of The Microlite20 RPG Collection is now available for free download. The Microlite20 RPG Collection is a PDF compilation of Microlite20 based games. This collection is made available for free and is not to … Continue reading →
I’ve set aside Microlite74 Swords & Sorcery at Draft 4 for a few days so I can see how it works in play at my Sunday Game tomorrow and evaluate the results. For a change of pace, I’m actually working … Continue reading →
Last year I wrote a post on the problems of trying to design a single version of D&d that could be every D&D player’s “go to” system because so many of the things players need/expect from D&D are nearly polar … Continue reading →
Here is a very early draft of the Character Classes for Microlite74 Swords & Sorcery. Everything is Open Game Content under the OGL. Everything is also very “First Draft.” Changes are extremely likely. Comments are welcome, greatly desired even. Classes … Continue reading →
Some people tell me that “The Math” is broken in games I like, play, or design. The thing is, I don’t consider “The Math” to be the be all and end all of good game design. “The Math” matters to … Continue reading →