Author Archives: Mike Page
Narrative Character Generation
Most of my gaming group are relatively naive in the sense that they haven’t been gaming all that long. In addition two of them are still relatively young (born in 2001). The result is that I’ve ended up providing them … Continue reading
Joined the Big Boy’s Group
I was excited this week to have my application to join the RPG Blog Alliance approved. Yay me!
Out of the Mouths of Babes and Sucklings
Not quite on topic, but nearly. My kids turned 10 on Sunday. We started roleplaying games using the Dragon Warriors system about two years ago after I saw how they got into the BBC’s Merlin series on television. We’re playing … Continue reading
Hook, Line and Sinker
Yesterday we played our first all Savage World game using the Pinnacle One Sheet Tomb of Terrors using the pregen’d characters (to avoid damaging their own characters and see what skills they might need to have). The characters are … Continue reading
All Things are New
Well, not all things – much is as it was, but Savage Worlds Deluxe – SWEX 1.1 as it were, is out. Looks good. Nothing central has changed, but the additional bits, particularly social conflict resolution and dramatic scenes, look … Continue reading
Siandabhair Found
In which the party find their princess and the last hag. Here. But does it all end happily ever after???
The Princess You Are Looking For Is Not In This Tower
In which the party are sent on a wild goose chase to find the third hag… Isembard’s account continues
New Adventure Write-Up
Posted “The Taking of Siandabhair – Part I” this morning.
And I Thought it was All Over, Well it is Now!
Ok, a clumsy heading – trying to be too clever! We came within an inch of a total party kill last night with the final encounter with the last hag to rescue Siandabhair (Sonjaveer – it’s a Gaelic thing!). In … Continue reading
The Last DW Session (Nearly)
I had hoped that we would complete the current scenario yesterday, but had to stop short of the very last encounter for time reasons, meaning that there will be at least one last DW session before we switch. We used … Continue reading