I need an easy one today, I’m trying to also get something together for the Swords & Wizardry Appreciation Day on Wednesday, so I’m going to do a bit of gushing about one of my favorite small-press writers. Rafael Chandler publishes gaming materials under the name ‘Neoplastic Press‘. This is an imprint full of freaky, [...]
Category Archives: Review
Apr 15, 2013
Neoplastic Press or Nerd-Crush, You Decide
Jan 29, 2013
Teratic Tome Takeaways
I’m not normally one for alliterative titles, but it fit here. Often when I absorb media — read a book, watch a movie, listen to music, and so on — I find or look for things I can take away from it. Whether it’s ideas for role playing games or ways to improve my programming [...]
Jan 27, 2013
Review: Teratic Tome by Rafael Chandler
I don’t do a lot of reviews. I should probably do more, actually, I certainly read enough RPG material. Short form: holy balls is this an impressive book. If you like old school and you like freakishly scary and horrifying monsters, BUY THIS BOOK! A few weeks ago Rafael Chandler posted a picture to Google+ of [...]
Aug 16, 2012
Review: Blood & Treasure Players Tome
John Stater of The Land of Nod (I know the hostname is ‘matt-landofnod’, I don’t ask questions about these things) wrote a book. Possibly more than one, but it’s only one that I’m going to talk about today. Blood & Treasure Players Tome is pretty close to being what I wanted from the AD&D first [...]
Jul 22, 2012
Review: Never Unprepared
I received my copy of Never Unprepared: The Complete Game Master’s Guide to Session Prep by Phil Veccione on Friday. I read it over the next couple of evenings (perhaps two hours total). Conclusion: A very good addition to my bookshelf. My background is quite similar to Phil’s. I’ve been gaming going on thirty years, [...]
Oct 14, 2007
Complex of Zombies
I was asked to review Dream Machine Productions‘ mini-adventure, The Complex of Zombies.
