Game development stuff will be
going back here soon.
Tuesday, January 29, 2019
Monday, September 1, 2014
Blood Bowl Shared Team Roster Sheet
My daughter and I are going to start playing Blood Bowl as soon as our orc and amazon minis arrive. I made a team roster sheet in Google Drive so we could both track our teams in the same shared spreadsheet. Save a copy to your drive and share it with your league. Duplicate the sheet for each team.The whole league in one place.
Blood Bowl Shared Roster
Blood Bowl Shared Roster
Sunday, August 24, 2014
I worked up a 4x6 index card 5e character sheet.
These days I prefer a game that I can fit the whole sheet on a 4x6 card, so I guess 5e succeeds there.
These days I prefer a game that I can fit the whole sheet on a 4x6 card, so I guess 5e succeeds there.
Tuesday, August 12, 2014
Rotgut of Laramidia part 1: Skeeter Juice
The settlers of Laramidia have found many ways to ease the pain of existence. One of those ways is rotgut, alcohol made with whatever questionable ingredients are available locally. You might wonder why anyone would make let alone drink these concoctions, but they often turn out to have useful properties.
Skeeter Juice - a mix of tequila and saliva extracted from the mosquito people who infest the bayous, skeeter juice deadens pain, granting 1d6 temporary hit points per glass consumed. These hit points last for 2d12 hours. The drawback is that wounds heal more slowly with mosquitoperson saliva in your system. The drinker can not regain hit points for 1d12 hours per glass of mosquito juice consumed.
The GM should make these rolls and keep the results secret. If the imbiber would have negative hit points at the time the effects wear off, they die.
And of course, it’s gets you really drunk too. While under the influence, you have a -1 per glass consumed to all rolls.
As most mind altering substances do, skeeter juice has found it's way to Narcosa.
Monday, August 11, 2014
Shitty Coffee
Only the starving or insane eat the drupes of the purple
lotus bush that grows on the Laramidian plains. To do so inevitably leads to
addiction and death. But the snake-heads of Tunnel’s End have discovered a safe
way to consume the purple lotus drupe. Longhorns are immune to the effects of
the purple lotus and often eat them. The enzymes of the longhorn’s massive gut
digest the out fruit while leaving the pit soft. When the longhorn shits one
out in a pile of instant fertilizer, a new purple lotus bush is born. A
snake-head alchemist discovered that when harvested from longhorn dung, these
pits can be ground up and added to coffee. This euphoria inducing drink has
become known as “shitty coffee.”
Since this discovery, Laramidian drug dens are often called “coffee
shops.”
The effects of shitty coffee are unpredictable and last 2d6
turns. Anyone under its influence can also automatically read the script of the
snakemen.
Roll to determine the other effects of the coffee:
2d6 Effect
2 Overdose:
save vs. Poison or die screaming
3 Terrifying
visions: save vs. poison or attack a random person or object
4-5 Bad trip:
save vs. poison or take a -1 to all rolls for 1d3 days
6-8 Euphoria
and strange visions
9-10 Mind opened:
+4 to next roll using Wisdom
11 Vision: a
distant place or object is revealed
12 Ecstasy: fall
into an ecstatic coma for 1d3 days. When you awaken, you have -1 Con, but +1
Wis permanently.
Portals to many strange and alien worlds have led to shitty coffee being found in many other places, especially in the land of Narcosa.
Friday, August 8, 2014
Styracomen - a race for 5e
I feel like I'm writing an 80's toy-line cartoon with this stuff.
Styracoman
Ability Score Increase: +2 Con and +1 Str.
Ability Score Increase: +2 Con and +1 Str.
Super Fucking Tough: Your hit point maximum increases by 1, and
it increases by 1 every time you gain a level.
Age: Styracomen mature by 8 years old. Most adventuring Styracomen are 10-15 years old. They can live to be around 50 years old.
Age: Styracomen mature by 8 years old. Most adventuring Styracomen are 10-15 years old. They can live to be around 50 years old.
Size: 6 ½ to 7 feet tall usually.
Alignment: Styracomen tend toward Chaos.
They are hot-headed and rarely think about consequences. They’d rather headbutt
whatever is in their way.
Speed: 30 ft.
Horns and Frill: A Styracoman can make a charging attack that knocks her enemies to the ground. If you move at least 15 ft in a straight line at an enemy, you may make an attack with your horns. On a hit the target takes 1d10+Str bonus damage and you can make a shove attempt (Basic, pg 74).
About Styracomen: Young adult Styracomen are kicked out of their tribes between 8 and 10 years of age. These wandering young often seek adventure for a time before founding their own herd or joining another. Only slight variation in frill coloring distinguishes the Styracoman sexes, non-Styracomen cannot tell the difference.
Speed: 30 ft.
Horns and Frill: A Styracoman can make a charging attack that knocks her enemies to the ground. If you move at least 15 ft in a straight line at an enemy, you may make an attack with your horns. On a hit the target takes 1d10+Str bonus damage and you can make a shove attempt (Basic, pg 74).
About Styracomen: Young adult Styracomen are kicked out of their tribes between 8 and 10 years of age. These wandering young often seek adventure for a time before founding their own herd or joining another. Only slight variation in frill coloring distinguishes the Styracoman sexes, non-Styracomen cannot tell the difference.
Tuesday, August 5, 2014
Laramidian Appendix N: Gwangi!
Of course one of the major influences for Riders of the Purple Lotus is Valley of the Gwangi. The original cowboys and dinosaurs movie. The image of cowboys roping a dinosaur feels like a natural fit. No wonder, since paleontologists were a part of the landscape of the old west. It was the time of the Bone Wars, after all. It feels natural that you'd find huge animals under the huge skies of west. And the deep time of a place like Arches National Park evokes prehistory from the present.
The trailblazing adventurers roaming the Laramidia of RotPL have it a lot rougher than the cowboys that capture Gwangi, though. This is a lost continent, not just a hidden valley. Huge herds of herbivores eat and trample crops, fearless predators, practically immune to gunfire, have no fear of humans.
Some OSR stats for Gwangi:
Gwangi - Move 180'(60'); HD 15; #AT: 1 bite; DM 4d6; AC: 1(descending)/18(ascending); SA: sever limb, on a natural 20, the target has a random limb bitten off.
The trailblazing adventurers roaming the Laramidia of RotPL have it a lot rougher than the cowboys that capture Gwangi, though. This is a lost continent, not just a hidden valley. Huge herds of herbivores eat and trample crops, fearless predators, practically immune to gunfire, have no fear of humans.
Some OSR stats for Gwangi:
Gwangi - Move 180'(60'); HD 15; #AT: 1 bite; DM 4d6; AC: 1(descending)/18(ascending); SA: sever limb, on a natural 20, the target has a random limb bitten off.
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