I’m occasionally asked how my campaigns can run for years with basically the same players playing week after week without everyone getting bored. I think there are a couple of major reasons why long campaigns have always worked for my … Continue reading →
As I mentioned in a recent post (A FASERIP December For Me), I’ll be running a few sessions of TSR’s Advanced Marvel Superheroes in December instead of taking our usual 3-4 week holiday break. If any readers know of any … Continue reading →
I’ve been playing around with the Word document S&W Core Rules the last couple of days, and in a few hours of work have probably made at least 50% of the changes needed to incorporate my the 0e house rules … Continue reading →
I’ve been asked a number of times since my 0e house rules first appeared as part of Microlite75 (now Microlite74 Extended) if I would not publish a variant of Swords & Wizardry with my house rules baked into the rules … Continue reading →
In addition to slow work on Microlite74 Plus, I’m currently working on two new Companions for Microlite74. One is entitled Treasure and will be an adaption of the Treasure section of the Microlite74 Swords & Sorcery treasure section for standard … Continue reading →
As many long time readers of this blog know, my Sunday campaign usually halts for a few weeks around Christmas and New Years. There’s just too much stuff going on to get enough of the group together every Sunday. This … Continue reading →
Why not focus on D&D Next instead of Microlite74? I’ve been asked this question several times over the last couple of months. I have an answer that satisfies me, although it does not seem to satisfy those who have asked … Continue reading →
Microlite74 Swords & Sorcery is now available. This version of Microlite74 is designed for Swords & Sorcery settings. If the fantasy stories of Robert E. Howard, Fritz Lieber, Clark Ashton Smith, C.L. Moore, Karl Edward Wagner, and David Gemell are … Continue reading →
The “final” version Microlite74 Swords and Sorcery will be released early next week, assuming real life doesn’t throw me any unexpected curve balls. I only have a few hours of layout and formatting left to do. To be honest, I … Continue reading →