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A little while ago, @Shipyard Locked wrote: "Unsung monsters of D&D: The humble grick. Here's a twist: grimlocks are shapeshifters and the grick is their alt form." Ok, I changed them quite a bit but here are theeeee GRICKLOCK! The Gricklock, Monster 3.5 3dv Aberration (Shapeshifter Subtype)...

So @TristramEvans opened this thread (https://www.rpgpub.com/threads/battletech-the-future-of-the-80s-forever.1820/) and I'm reading it silently and lovingly. I Have various old battletech videogames and They're amongst my most loved possessions; but as a setting It allways stuck as a little too...

So @AsenRG told me to open this thread and to tag @Dumarest too, so I'm doing exactly that. I'd absolutely be up for some Sword and planet/planets action; the main problem being that I've never played traveller in any of It's incarnations so I wouldn't be the GM If we make This happen and we...

Love them or hate them? Outside of Exalted I don't know many tabletop games that use skill trees for character creation and/or advancement. Outside of the obvious logístical problems caused by having to search everywhere in the book for your character's abilities; I don't understand why since it...

It's an Italian RPG known for It's tactfull treatment of touchy subjects in an alternate universe in wich the dead rose 6 june of 1944 and so the Nazis won, Italy is the Sanctum Imperium, the Soviet union is cyberpunk acrologies full of cyborgs. Tactfull treatment of Touchy subjects. It uses an...

Books are media after all. I've been rereading the Brother Karamazov for about the third time and some of Aristophanes's comedies in between to lighten the mood. Brothers K grows and grows on me with each rereading, and Aristophanes is still so freaking actual It's scary. What about you?

This is a downtime project I'm working on when I have no inspiration for my primary ones: It's a weird sci-fantasy setting where all races and classes have been generated from Seventh Sanctum and other generators: basicaly I saw what http://matt-landofnod.blogspot.com.es/p/pars-fortuna.html?m=1...