It's Only Magic by Sean Reynolds & Shanna Germain, with Dominique Dickey For a long time as a child, I immersed myself in fantasy. I cut my teeth on Narnia, then the Hobbit, the early Dragonlance novels (Chronicles and Legends and the like), then eventually the Drizzt Do’Urden novels, and the rest of the Forgotten … Continue reading Review: It’s Only Magic
Tag: Monte Cook Games
Review: The Origin
The Origin, a Cypher System Setting by Bruce R. Cordell If you’ve followed our blog here, or our Twitch streams, or know us personally in a Tabletop Roleplaying Game context, you’ll know that while I will play basically anything (especially if my wife is running it - She’s my favorite GM), I freely admit that … Continue reading Review: The Origin
Review: Break the Horizon
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
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
New Gamemaster Month
Both Joann and I are active advocates of gaming. We want you, our audience, playing games. We want you running games. We want to help you to do both better. This is the perfect time of year to discuss this, particularly the part about running games. We know there are many of you who haven't … Continue reading New Gamemaster Month
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