Break the Horizon by Bruce Cordell, a Numenera sourcebook from Monte Cook Games Once again, my friends, I’m going to lead you back to one of my all-time favorite settings to play in or run: Numenera, by Monte Cook Games. I just can’t stay away. It keeps drawing me back, like a little black hole … Continue reading Review: Break the Horizon
Category: Numenera
Review: Priests of the Aeons
Priests of the Aeons, a Numenera Setting Supplement by Sean K. Reyolds There are just some properties that I can’t stay away from. For whatever reason, they keep me coming back. Sometimes eagerly, sometimes it’s by simple circumstance. Dungeons & Dragons seems to be in the latter category for me. But Numenera, I place in … Continue reading Review: Priests of the Aeons
Review: The Ninth World Guidebook
The Ninth World Guidebook, A Numenera Sourcebook by Monte Cook and Shanna Germain I don’t know if I should feel amused or sad, but when I start some of these reviews (particularly like this one), there is a part of me that is afraid that I can almost hear the groaning out there. “Is he … Continue reading Review: The Ninth World Guidebook
Review: Torment – Tides of Numenera
Torment: Tides of Numenera - the Explorer's Guide, by Shanna Germain, a Numenera Setting Supplement On March 6 of 2013, inXile launched a Kickstarter for a new video game that was funded in 6 hours with an initial ask of $900,000. It went on to gather over 4 million dollars in pledges. Claiming to be … Continue reading Review: Torment – Tides of Numenera
Review: Vertices
In October of last year, the books for Monte Cook Games’ Liminal Shores Kickstarter started fulfilling with the first book, Voices of the Datasphere. Vertices continues the tally of material from this Kickstarter with additional material ready to drop into your Numenera game whether you use the concept of the Datasphere or simply wish for … Continue reading Review: Vertices
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