I’ve been playing Solo Fluxx recently. Now, the rules aren’t complicated, but I might forget them. And the rules that Looney Labs have provided are great and all, but I thought it would be nice to have them in the form of a Pocketmod booklet.
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EmacsGME – Emacs Games Master Emulator – v0.1 Release
As I have mentioned previously, I have started using Emacs recently as my main text editor recently – and it has slowly been creeping past that boundary to absorb more and more of my computing life. In fact, it’s fair to say that it has fundamentally changed how I interact with my computer.
As I’ve got more comfortable with the concepts of Emacs, I decided I needed to learn a bit more about how emacs-lisp works. So inline with my current interest in solo roleplaying, I decided my first project would be a Games Master Emulator:-
So v0.1 is now available over on my NotABug page, for a preliminary implementation. Read on for more details of what it currently does, and my plans for the future…
Continue reading “EmacsGME – Emacs Games Master Emulator – v0.1 Release”Solo Sci-Fi Sidekick now available on DriveThruCards! (+ a comparison of card quality)
So the proofs have come in, and as promised a much more affordable version of this deck is now available at DriveThruCards! The base price is now a mere $14 (plus shipping), so is a much more reasonable option – especially for anyone based in the Americas. You can find the product page here:- https://www.drivethrucards.com/product/360899/Solo-SciFi-Sidekick
Now that I’ve received my deck and given them a thorough look, I can give you a fair comparison between these and the pricier boxed version available from PrinterStudio.
Before I go into more detail, let me say that it is a fine product, entirely legible and completely fit for purpose – you can happily have these at your side whilst playing through your latest adventure
Read on for a comparison between DriveThruCards and the PrinterStudio decks…
Continue reading “Solo Sci-Fi Sidekick now available on DriveThruCards! (+ a comparison of card quality)”Solo Sci-Fi Sidekick – Now Available from PrinterStudio!
Just as per the title, you can now order a physical copy of Solo Sci-Fi Sidekick from PrinterStudio! Follow the widget below or visit the site direct at https://www.printerstudio.co.uk/sell/designs/solo-scifi-sidekick.html
As previously mentioned, this is an expensive way to get a single deck – but it is the printer I have used for my proof copies, as seen in all promotional images here and used in my Odysee videos… As such I can vouch for the quality of both the deck and the tuck-box.
Continue reading “Solo Sci-Fi Sidekick – Now Available from PrinterStudio!”KickSTOPPED – The Future of Solo Sci-Fi Sidekick
Unfortunately, the kickstarter for Solo Sci-Fi Sidekick failed… Given that it is a niche product in a niche segment of a niche hobby, I’m not entirely surprised – especially given my complete lack of marketing skills, and near hatred for social media.
But this setback is not the end of the story, and I have new plans to get my creation into the hands of gamers…
Continue reading “KickSTOPPED – The Future of Solo Sci-Fi Sidekick”Solo Sci-Fi Sidekick – Kickstarter Now Live!
Solo Sci-Fi Starter is now LIVE on Kickstarter!
Go there for more details, any backers will be eternally lavished with my affection – and feel free to share the project wherever you think solo roleplayers & tabletop gamers will be found!
Continue reading “Solo Sci-Fi Sidekick – Kickstarter Now Live!”Announcing “Solo Sci-Fi Sidekick”
After a long time on the back burner, I can now announce my first ever physical product, that will be launching on Kickstarter in early June!
“Solo Sci-Fi Sidekick” is a special 72 card deck to help generate ideas for solo roleplayers/gamesmasters playing science fiction games, or even for storytellers looking for inspiration.
Continue reading “Announcing “Solo Sci-Fi Sidekick””Silhouette Miniatures
So whilst browsing Google+ one day (yes, someone still uses G+!), I discovered a wargamer playing with some paper miniatures, printed on their normal printer. Just simple silhouettes of modern soldiers, but effective enough for proxies on the cheap.
So I decided to go one better, and 3D print my own equivalent!
Information is Ammunition!
So, not much painting progress for a while… But I have been doing some in the background! I love Battletech, and loved the animated series, so I’ve started painting some mech’s based on the schemes in that show, and in the action figure line. Got a lance of the First Somerset Strikers done, and started on some Jade Falcon opposition…
Adam Steiner, Valten Ryder, Zachary “Miles” Hawkins, and Ciro Ramirez reporting for duty!
The Adventures of Triff Dyloss in the Crab Claw Cluster – Part 1
As promised, below is the Part 1 of the Triff Dyloss saga I have begun. I’ve been using Classic Traveller as a base (though that is quite an open system, hardly any of the rules have affected my adventure yet), being controlled by Mythic GME. This solo RPG session has become more of a structured writing experience than most D&D solo APs seem, but it’s been fun nonetheless!
The text in green denotes MythicGME rules mechanics in play, text in red shows Traveller rules, and blue is where I’ve just homebrewed something on the fly for randomization.
As I’ve said, this is more of a story than a crunchy rules heavy bit of roleplaying. But it’s a great start, and thoroughly exciting to play out!
***PARENTAL WARNING – EXPLICIT LANGUAGE***
In the far reaches of space and time, passionate people still have guttermouth – hit the jump to read on.
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