The Shape of Things to Come
2 years on a d6. Looking forward instead of back.
Editorials
They are not us – another take on CthulhuTech
In some ways, the core of CthulhuTech is portrayed as the old struggle between mankind and the forces of the Mythos – only this time it is fought with giant […]
Playing Catch-Up – or: What we have been up to
Ever wonder why we use and re-use those images a d6 prominently showing one of its sides for all of the stuff we label as ‘editorials’? The number of pips […]
Secret Santicore
It doesn’t matter how creative you are, you will probably find yourself asking for input or presenting your unfinished work to others. We do that so people can give us […]
Tanelorn produktiv – an editorial
Some ideas are simply good. Very good. Over the last few weeks I became more active again on the Tanelorn, one of the great German fantasy forums. But besides enjoying […]
Polished Rules, a Rant – an editorial
If someone presents me with a set of rules, which form a completely smooth, perfectly integrated, closed system…
Luxury conventions – a necromantic editorial
Marginally related to the ongoing ‘From the Grave’ theme, thread necromancy plays a certain role in this editorial because a months-old thread on the German Tanelorn forums provoked it. That […]
Resurrections – an editorial
It does get a bit tedious starting every entry with a reference to this neigh mythical German rpg blogger’s carnival, doesn’t it? Anyway. As part of it, we looked at […]
Editorial: It is meta and I am sorry
In a fling of youthful exuberance I agreed on Friday to write this week’s editorial. However, nothing interesting or substantial has come to my mind since Friday and instead of […]
Challenge Accepted – yet another very short editorial
From the German version of our last article (the first one in October and an entry to the German bloggers’ carnival entitled “From the Grave”): The Departed You could probably […]