Games
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[Serpent’s Nest] Morality and reality are one and the same
I was idly thinking about how Planescape had towns that could get sucked through from one plane to another if they became too lawful or evil or something. While doing so, I came up with an alternate setup for Serpent’s Nest that does sort of the same thing, without the predefined moral alignments of Planescape’s…
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NaGaDeMon, Serpent’s Nest, and the Citadel of Former Flame
I haven’t made any progress on the game for a week. I was busy last weekend with running Games on Demand for Gaspcon. And I’ve been sick for several days. But I’m getting back to working on the game. Will it be done in November for NaGaDeMon? I can’t guarantee that. Still, work continues. Current…
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Whittling back towards minimalism
I had brief plans for a complicated token economy for my NaGaDeMon game. (The game which still needs a title. Titles are hard.) You’d earn tokens when you proposed how things would turn out but someone chose a different path, then you’d spend those tokens on all sorts of things. Getting more votes, bribing other…
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NaGaDeMon Game First Thoughts
I have a lot of random ideas for games to make for NaGaDeMon. I might very well try to make something else instead. But here is my initial plan for what to work on: an urban weird fantasy game about democracy, urban politics and the ability to rewrite the laws of physics by majority rule.…
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Idiot Ball
Here’s a little idea I had while browsing over the TV Tropes wiki: Idiot ball. So you have a game with a bunch of PCs who all want different things. Sitcoms or cartoons or the like give you a host of characters who are sometimes in conflict but sometimes working together toward some other goal.…
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Games on Demand menus
Made for a friend’s Games on Demand selection for a local house con. Games on Demand menu Games on Demand version 2
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Sophie’s Pirate Game
THE LETTER CARDS This is a little game I wrote for my daughter for her 4th birthday. The idea was to make a board game that A) she could play, B) helped her learn to read and C) was about something she’d be interested in. I had some coins and some metal pirate ships left…
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Nameless Horror
This is an outdated version of the game. It’s fun to play, but you will probably get better results playing this updated version, with like actual rules for danger and death. Maybe at some point in the future this game will get a title. Until then, it’s just a simple little GMless horror game. The…
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Ocean cheat sheet and cards
Ocean is a roleplaying game by Jake Richmond, about amnesiacs trying to escape monsters in an abandoned underwater research facility. I made up ocean in a nutshell and some cards to make the game easier to play.