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A Hall of Fame entry, a few blog posts, a few Kickstarters, some exciting medical science, and a commercial for something very shiny I couldn’t make proper use of even if I could afford it. Hall of Fame Tales of the Grotesque and Dungeonesque: Random Wizard’s Tower Generator Jack Shear …
Yet again, no Links of the Week post. Between Drive-Thru RPG’s Christmas in July sale (which set me back a fair bit of time… and money) and a particularly stupid move on my part setting back one of my projects (Ijust now got back to where I was the other …
Very light week this week. One addition to the Hall of Fame and a few videos. I really haven’t had time to read blogs this week. The new aggregator has been open for a couple days now (if you have me circled on google+ you may have seen the link) …
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 …
I postponed the last two Links of the Week posts because I have been busy working on another project and really have had time to do much blog post reading. When I go blog reading I do it in blocks of time measuring in hours. I have not had the …
I’m sure it comes as no surprise that I’m putting off Links of the Week for another week. My time has been spent mostly reading and experimenting with WordPress themes. I’m getting close, but it’ll be a couple more days I think… but this week, I am not going to …
Most likely skipped altogether. Instead of my usual activities, I’ve been spending my time this week on something else I talked about some time ago. Hopefully later this week I’ll be able to go public and see how much of my initial features list I’ve actually managed to hit.
Jack McNamee presented Matt Rundle’s Anti-Hammerspace Item Tracker, and I have to say that I like it. It’s quick, it’s workable, and it addresses something few workable encumbrance systems I’ve seen have: just where the stuff is. The short form, modified for D&D 3.x: Each character has up to six …
Another week spent more on writing than reading. I’ve been delving into a series I call ‘Hoards by the Cards’. It started as an exploration of Looting Hoards by the Cards, but I’ve since started on Generating Hoards by the Cards, doing some Groundwork, working out Card Values at various …
Nothing for the Hall of Fame this week, though there are a few series I have my eye on. More blog reading than recent weeks, but I’m still almost two months behind. Ah well, it’s not like I’m on a schedule. I even got a bit of writing done this …