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[German] Nachschlag zum Karneval – 10 düstere Magiergilden
10 sinister wizards’ guilds in German.
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[German] Paradoxe Visualität
Some thoughts about the advantages of Public Domain in RPGs. In German.
[German] Visuelles Paradox
Some thoughts on how RPGs’ inherent ability to transcend their (physical) components not only mean they can be used to create everything from nothing but also to transform anything into […]
Ten times ten times zero – 10 10 things articles I did not write
10 articles with lists of 10 things I will probably not finish this February: 10 rumoured adept schools for Unknown Armies 10 rumoured archetypen for Unknown Armies 10 Zeonic aces […]
Ten times ten – 10 10 things articles I intend to use
A list of 10 German articles on other RPG-blogs each with a list of 10 things I intend to use at my table: 10 things one can find in the […]
[German] 10 Magiergilden
10 wizards’ guilds in German.
[German] Unknown Mobile Suit – 10 Gründe, warum ich in diesem Krieg kämpfe
Lt. Y. M. Porsche of the 42nd Mobile Pioneer Batallion gives 10 reasons why she fights for Zeon in this German Unknown Mobile Suit article, written by her player from […]
[German] 1000 Unis plus Spesen – 10 Props für SLA Industries
Ten props to hire in Downtown, though for once only in German.
Lands of the Red Star – 10 countries not mentioned in The Red Star Campaign Setting
Ten countries which are not mentioned in The Red Star comics or Campaign Setting but which would make interesting places to visit in a game or set a campaign in: […]
Magdeburgs Hochzeit – 10 cities for Sorcerer’s Crusade
10 cities – and years – to have your Sorcerer’s Crusade chronicle to take place in: Granada (1492) Constantinople (1453) Vienna (1529) Magdeburg (1631) Prague (1618) Paris (1572) Florence (1498) […]