Warrior Class D20 Modern
Why do I even bother with alternative d20 modern basic classes? Well, there is a simple answer to this. D&D 3rd edition has many incarnations. We have 3.0, 3.5, Pathfinder, […]
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The Middenman
The Middenman »The … who?« Carla Klauwitz, Middenheimer Citizen The old world knows its fair share of strange cults, secret societies and conspiracies. Most of them are concerned with the […]
Poseidon Retriever
Right from the start of the Athena project, humanity not only integrated itself into the ecosystem of Poseidon but brought with it diverse organisms of Earth origin for transplantation to […]
Suicide Operative
The Imperium never frowned upon ordering its subjects to their certain death. Sometimes though, such death isn't merely the somewhat unfortunate side effect of a dangerous mission, but an intended […]
Social Conflict in D&D 3.5 and Pathfinder
Image courtesy of Randall Munroe of xkcd.com, CC BY-NC. One of the most common game systems out there, D&D is a prime example of the single roll model of social […]
Cyberware and Free Will – a houserule for cyberpunk games
Cyberware dehumanises. This claim – in one form or another – can be found in any number of dark future and cyberpunk rpgs. Sometimes it’s part of a game’s core […]
DnD – The Knightly Charge
Introduction I've liked playing paladins since I picked up my first AD&D book. In the 3rd edition, the celestial mount was one of the most prominent features, but I had […]
Social Complexity in RPGs
This article is a bit different as it doesn't focus on a single tool or even system but looks at a broader issue in gaming, social interaction. No, I don’t […]
Gen Con
How to Gen Con, part I: What is Gen Con? Coming back from the recent 44th Gen Con, the question arose if we could write something for D6ideas about the […]
Ale Wraith
When Ruprecht died in dat puddle of ‘is own barf, the Raven priest told us, we ‘ad to bury ‘im in a keg of “Goldmanns Best” or ‘e wudd cum […]