Beutelschneider – Page 19

[German] Tempelschätze – Ressourcen in Beutelschneider

blut_und_glas January 31, 2016 7

Finally, a major new component of Beutelschneider that has been literally years in the making sees the light of day in this German article on adding bags of coins to […]

[German] Der Besen – ein Kunstwesen für Beutelschneider

blut_und_glas October 29, 2015 0

Another German article presenting an artificial creature for Beutelschneider, our German marbles RPG.

[German] Der Uhrwerkderwisch – ein Kunstwesen für Beutelschneider

blut_und_glas October 19, 2015 1

Another creature for our German marbles RPG.

[German] Das Spiegelbild – ein Kunstwesen für Beutelschneider

blut_und_glas October 12, 2015 0

This German article for Beutelschneider, our German marbles RPG, takes a look into the mirror and the mirror looks back.

[German] Die Chimäre – ein Kunstwesen für Beutelschneider

blut_und_glas October 3, 2015 0

One more artifical creature for our marbles RPG: An interpretation of the classic chimera, as usual in German.

[German] Der Golem – ein Kunstwesen für Beutelschneider

blut_und_glas October 2, 2015 0

This German article delivers rules for bringing the classic golem into our little RPG of marbles.

[German] Zerschlissene Säcke – kritische Fehlschläge für Beutelschneider

blut_und_glas September 1, 2015 5

This German article describes an optional rule for critical failures for our Beutelschneider RPG.

[German] Das Juwel des Todes – ein Artefakt für Beutelschneider

blut_und_glas August 28, 2015 0

A German article on an artifact and artifact use in general for our little game of marbles.

[German] Nach der Auktion – ein Nachtrag zum Juni-Karneval und der neuen Version von Beutelschneider

blut_und_glas July 1, 2014 0

A look into the future of Beutelschneider, following yesterday’s publication of its latest version. Read the German article here.

[German] Karneval auf dem Sklavenmarkt: Eine neue Version von Beutelschneider – was nun?

blut_und_glas June 30, 2014 21

The German RPG-bloggers’ carinval this June has prompted us to release a new version of our marbles RPG ‘Beutelschneider’ – find the German article and pdf here.