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Books, Games, Things:
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Sons of Liberty
Check It OutIt’s a card-based roleplaying game where you play madcap clockpunk versions of the Founding Fathers (and Founding Mothers) of the United States of America, fighting…
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Full Light, Full Steam
Check It OutMy very first published RPG. It’s steampunk Star Trek, more or less, with a very charitable interpretation of Empire. You can see in its adventure…
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Glimmerfish, from the Gazetteer of the Speaking Lands
Check It OutToday we look into Glimmerfish, a species created by magical accident, which glows with sorcerous power. People being people, they’ve come up with all sorts…
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The Toriel Highlands, from the Gazetteer of the Speaking Lands
Check It OutThis week’s entry is the Toriel Highlands, which takes us both out into the boonies as well as into the center of political power (at…
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Trolls, from the Gazetteer of the Speaking Lands
Check It Out(I hit that “Publish” button a little too soon!) This week’s entry is TROLLS, which I have actually tried to stick to their Scandinavian origins…
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The Curse of Julianna, from the Gazetteer of the Speaking Lands
Check It OutAnd we’re back from the holidays with the Curse of Julianna, a regional legend and maybe a real curse that kills empires. You can tell…
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Tiebreaker: Goblins or the Curse of Julianna?
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Wildermarch, from the Gazetteer of the Speaking Lands
Check It OutI’m still on love with the name for this week’s entry: WILDERMARCH! It encapsulates everything I love about this corner of the Speaking Lands map.…
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The Sylvan Diaspora, from the Gazetteer of the Speaking Lands
Check It OutWe’ve got deep worldbuilding geekery today, folks, it’s the entry for the Sylvan Diaspora! This is one of my favorite undergirding structures of the Speaking…
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Bardic College, from the Gazetteer of the Speaking Lands
Check It OutFull disclosure, this is one of my favorite entries of the Gazetteer. I’ve got a soft spot for the people trying to figure out their…