Finally managed to play Injawara again. It’s a really fun, educational game.
Originally shared by Charles Swann
Originally shared by Charles Swann
Wizard-Thief: Session 4. A conclusion to the first segment of Alandra the Bard’s chronicle in my solo Pits and Perils game.
After having a week-ish long break due to family in town, I have been looking forward to getting back to my solo campaigns. Since I have been short on space and time, I’m running another segment of my Pits and Perils Alandra adventure instead of my Ruins…
As promised, another board game solo play, but this time for a game that actually functions well AND I managed to…
As promised, another board game solo play, but this time for a game that actually functions well AND I managed to love it.
When trying to play a board game solo backfires on you.
When trying to play a board game solo backfires on you.
Review: Santa Muerte Tarot Deck
Review: Santa Muerte Tarot Deck
As you all may know by now, I like using tarot decks for inspiration and as an oracle in some of my solo delves. Well, based on another post here, I picked up the Santa Muerte tarot and it’s OMGBBQChicken good.
Let’s start with the box, heavy cardboard with a slide top that looks good and will wear well (some of my other more conventional deck boxes are taking a beating just from use and handling.) Inside we have a nice solid book that is bound and not stapled. It’s easy reading in multiple languages with a charming ‘The advice of the dead:’ section for each card. One of the better written booklets that I have come across. And the cards, each is a feast. Fabio Listrani has done an excellent job of capturing the Day of the Dead feel while integrating elements from more traditional decks. This deck is a celebration of life and I got that from the very first card, the Fool. With his battered suitcase carrying a guitar, an AK-47, and a boat anchor, this character was ready to take on any task as only a fool can.
If you’re a fan of this style of artwork, I highly recommend this deck for your inspirational and story telling needs.
Finally getting to give #4AD a whirl while on family holiday.
Finally getting to give #4AD a whirl while on family holiday.
Originally shared by John Feldman
Originally shared by John Feldman
Current roster– PCs: Arden of Granden Vale (fighter), Corwin (magician), Thane (dwarf), and Martin (cleric) NPCs: Handsome Brune, Meklin R’bonic, Catamont Beerling, Goat Bentley, and Egg Barkley Several days pass as the Company rests and resupplies.…
Most of this was written up 3 months ago during #Solo-A-Module Month. Continuing my play of Black Blade of the Demon…
Most of this was written up 3 months ago during #Solo-A-Module Month. Continuing my play of Black Blade of the Demon King. Hopefully session 4 won’t take another 3 months!
Apologies for another post today, but it was timely with my other post on module play. I like Rob’s videos and this…
Apologies for another post today, but it was timely with my other post on module play. I like Rob’s videos and this new one is about modules vs campaign books (spoiler: he mostly recommends against modules). I’ve found I can play his videos at 1.25 or 1.5x speed without losing anything, if you’re pressed for time.
Playing some more catch-up on the blog. I’m only 3 or 4 months behind, but I wanted to document some thoughts on…
Playing some more catch-up on the blog. I’m only 3 or 4 months behind, but I wanted to document some thoughts on Solo-A-Module Month (March) before next year rolled around…
Lone Wolf Roleplaying 