Editorial 15 April 2012 – Shout Out!
This is a shout out to the Orcish Outpost! I was in Mainz, Germany over Easter and found the time to stop by at the store. I didn’t have so much […]
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Editorial: Game prep? Get a job!
Preparing for the game is a topic that currently makes the round on a couple of German RPG-blogs as part of a bloggers’ carnival. The focus in this has been […]
Shooting the Hole – space travel in Blue Planet
For the world of Poseidon interstellar travel is the lifeline upon which it depends. The history of the Abandonment may have shown that humanity is able to survive on the […]
Editorial: Immortal RPGs?
That is not dead which can eternal lie, And with strange aeons even death may die. Roleplaying games are a little bit like the great Cthulhu in that regard. Just […]
On the Frontlines – new advanced classes for The Red Star part II
This is the second part of a series of articles looking to add setting specific advanced classes to The Red Star. Here is part one of a series of articles. […]
Criminal Biomods – underworld implants for Blue Planet
Biomods are a fact of everyday life in 2199. Widely used by all segments of society, including the criminal element, who have often put their own spin on the available […]
Editorial: Teilzeithelden and political gaming part II
Same as last week, this editorial covers two topics: One news-related and one more content-focused. The news this week are the coming cooperation between d6ideas and Teilzeithelden, another German blog magazine. […]
Editorial: Blue Planet v3 and political gaming part I
Exactly one week ago – and thus a scant few hours too late for our last editorial, unfortunately – there came the long awaited announcement about the How and When […]
Editorial: Homebrewed
On yet another German blog, Tarin recently argued how great it is to write and share your own material, including homebrew games. How could we do anything but profess our […]
The Other Side of War – new advanced classes for The Red Star part I
The Red Star Campaign Setting is a surprisingly complete book. It captures everything from the comics (those issues that were published by the time of its release), and then adds […]