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this is not going a normal post that you would expect to read on this blog, there will be no pretty pictures of painted models, or reports on games or just ramblings about the hobby, this post is about me and my relationship with my head. here’s a fun fact for you Citalopram is one
in my last post I described the first part of designing a character in the new version of Runequest and now its time for the second part of that process. so far everything has been done by myself but the next section was done buy us all meeting up on Roll 20 and rolling some
When I last rolled up a character for Runequest it was back in 1981 and I was 15, I don’t remember that much about it other than rolling 3d6 for characteristics and then deciding where you wanted to start your adventure. this was old school role playing so you started off as weak as a
As you have seen from my last few posts I have been getting back into playing RPG’s and as part of this I have been introduced to a site called Roll20 Roll20 allows players to play online, it has options for showing handouts, it manages character sheets and has dice rolling mechanics built in. whilst
Back when I was a teenager (in the early 1980’s) I played a lot of role playing games and my favourite game was Runequest, but that all changed when I went to college. I put down my dice and picked up a pint glass and left gaming behind. however over the years I always look
ok it’s time for the confessional (we now call it on Meeples and Miniatures, although it was nicked from Simon Mayo’s radio 2 show) so there I was trapped in a gaming convention for 3 days and it was obvious that things would be brought, but was probably not expected was what I would buy,
over the last 3 days (1st – 3rd June) I have visited to foreign parts to attend the UK Games Expo and thought I would share my thoughts on the visit. the Expo is a 3 day event held in the NEC birmingham and I belive it is now the 3rd largest event in the
after publishing my last post on Classic Warlord (it’s here if you haven’t seen it) Mike Hayes who wrote the game dropped me a mail with some comments on our first playthrough, so I thought I would post them here for everyone to read Hi Mike, On your recent Classic Warlord game. Here is quite
About 15 years ago I was introduced to a game called Warlord, which originally came out in the mid 70’s, it’s far to say i fell in love with the game and we played it a fair bit (including some large games that took all day) as Warlord was out of print and really hard
in my last post I explained a little about the philosophy behind the rules and today I want to go a little bit more into how forces are put together Disclaimer – as already mentioned we are still playtesting and it possible that some of the things I cover here might change The Basics As
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