General Winter – an npc for The Red Star
At the start of the Great Patriotic War, the Volksreich juggernaut under the command of the genocidal madman, Krieger, was plunging ever deeper into the heartland of the URRS. Geared […]
At the start of the Great Patriotic War, the Volksreich juggernaut under the command of the genocidal madman, Krieger, was plunging ever deeper into the heartland of the URRS. Geared […]
A follow-up of sorts to the desert- and heat-themed shaman invocations of last week, this article presents sorcerous environmental protection options in use by the Red Fleet and their rivals […]
Once again, a result of the German rpg-bloggers’ carnival, which for August follows the theme “Heatwave”. A perfect fit for some new Nistaani invocations to use in an Al’Istaan campaign: […]
A somewhat indirect result of the German rpg-blogger’s carnival for July: Central Infokast Protocol Controller Protocol Controllers are specially trained and equipped agents of Central Infokast, the agency responsible – […]
Berlin, 8th of May. If nothing else, then the date and location alone call for a The Red Star article with the obvious topic of choice being the Great Patriotic […]
The 70th anniversary of the victory in the battle of Stalingrad has me thinking, amongst other things, of The Red Star and specifically brought me to ask “what does victory […]
Amongst other things The Red Star Campaign Setting is a military RPG. It provides copious amounts of information on aspects of the organization and structure of the Red Fleet as […]
Overall, The Red Star Campaign Setting does a superb job of translating the rich world of the comics unto the gaming table. d20 Modern as a system base is already […]
As so often, one thing leads to another… The Red Star is as much about spiritual struggles in the afterlife as it is about physical struggles on the battlefield. The […]
In The Red Star comics, we catch glimpses of an afterlife caught between archaic warrior gods and modern industrial complexes, reflecting and being reflected in the shape and events of […]