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![Hey look, a post! I will discuss where I’ve been and what I’ve been up to in another post, but for now, inspiration demands expression, so here it is without […]](https://exploring-infinity.com/wp-content/plugins/jetpack/modules/lazy-images/images/1x1.trans.gif "Smallville: Firebrands—Rules-Minimal Relationship Drama (with Supers Instead of Mechs)")
Smallville: Firebrands—Rules-Minimal Relationship Drama (with Supers Instead of Mechs)
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Building a Better Labyrinth – A Maze Mechanic Idea
Smallville: Firebrands—Rules-Minimal Relationship Drama (with Supers Instead of Mechs)
XCOM RPG
XCOM RPG
Marvel Heroic Roleplaying
Fate Accelerated Edition (FAE) Warhammer 40k Imperial Guard
Fate Accelerated Edition (FAE) Warhammer 40k Imperial Guard
Lost Files of Marvel! – Fan-made Datafile Index
Building a Better Labyrinth – A Maze Mechanic Idea
Smallville: Firebrands—Rules-Minimal Relationship Drama (with Supers Instead of Mechs)
XCOM RPG
XCOM RPG
Marvel Heroic Roleplaying
Fate Accelerated Edition (FAE) Warhammer 40k Imperial Guard
Fate Accelerated Edition (FAE) Warhammer 40k Imperial Guard
Lost Files of Marvel! – Fan-made Datafile Index
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Stories that Shape Us: Vulnerable Heroes – X-Com RPG
Posted on 2011/01/06 | 7 CommentsX-COM – UFO: Enemy Unknown and its sequels from the early 90’s are often hailed as one of the best video games ever made. I only played the original, just […] -
![Dave “the Game” Chalker wrote up a wonderful play summary of his first time running a game of Leverage the role-playing game. I really enjoy reading actual play reports, especially […]](https://exploring-infinity.com/wp-content/themes/arras/images/thumbnail.png "Vitality as Charisma?")
Vitality as Charisma?
Posted on 2010/12/15 | No CommentsDave “the Game” Chalker wrote up a wonderful play summary of his first time running a game of Leverage the role-playing game. I really enjoy reading actual play reports, especially […] -
Playing One Piece: Crafting Epic Pirate Adventures
Posted on 2010/12/14 | 1 CommentAt long last, I have found a way to join two of my favorite pastimes: role-playing games and One Piece. One Piece is a story of adventure and friendship set […] -
Leverage is for Elves Too (Part 2)
Posted on 2010/12/10 | 1 CommentIn my first post on using Leverage RPG to tell heroic epic fantasy stories, I identified some areas of the ruleset designed for the caper genre that would need to […] -
Leverage is for Elves Too.
Posted on 2010/12/10 | No Comments“It’s not about the money. I want to bring that corrupt wizard down so he can’t ruin anybody else’s life like he did ours.” “I see. Men like him are […] -
The Pacific NW in Instax
Posted on 2010/12/01 | No CommentsMy lovely wife Lizzy and I had a wonderful long weekend as guests of Liz’s sister Jess in her home in Tacoma. While there we saw Seattle in the aftermath […] -
Braving the Depths of the Dice Pool
Posted on 2010/11/18 | 4 CommentsLately, I have been intrigued to no end by the little game Arcane Heroes by Michael Wolf available under Creative Commons at Stargazer’s World. It’s rules-lite (only 5 pages) and extremely slick […] -
Modular Meals – Maximizing Fillifying Combos.
Posted on 2010/11/15 | No CommentsWouldn’t you know it, the day after I wrote the first of these posts on Food Efficiency, our handy microwave died. The irony is that Lizzy and I had just […] -
Modular Meals – Exploring Food Efficiency
Posted on 2010/11/09 | No CommentsI like low-maintenance food. The following food maintenance issues are powerful deal breakers in how I attribute value to foods: refrigeration requirements, portability, prep, cooking, attention required (i.e. 2 hands, a watchful eye, […] -
Expanding Experience – Why Games Appeal
Posted on 2010/11/08 | 3 CommentsPlainly said, I am enamored of simple, elegant design that makes complex realities both accessible and beautiful. I think this concept especially relates to story and games. When I experience life, it is […]