So, Nerdinburgh II was this weekend and it was full of gaming.

Saturday 08 OctoberMatt Snyder's Dust Devils, run by Neil Smith. Didn't quite "bite" for me. We had a bloody rampage but I would have liked to have seen some more "human" and nuanced interactions. Still, I like Dust Devils a lot, and it was enjoyable ( Read more... )

So, I should try and post up what gaming I've been up to recently. I probably should ( Read more... )

This week there are two very worthy charity drives going on, that I'm more than happy to be involved with ( Read more... )

The Nobel Prize for Physics has been awarded to two scientists investigating graphene, the two-dimensional form of carbon. It exists on your pencils, but no one noticed for a very long time.

Anyway, their papers are free for the month of October online.

Here's to the humble pencil!

Hey, just to let you all know that I'm currently on holiday. So, if you're trying to get hold of me there me be a bit of a delay because I'm travelling around.

Normal (?!) service will resume in the middle of August.

Thanks!

Hey, Nathan is doing a preorder for the Final Edition of Annalise. It's going on until the end of July, so check it out and spread the word:
http://www.findannalise.com/?page_id=48

It's a GMless game about Vampire stories, like Dracula et al.

Oh, I should say that Remember Tomorrow is available at the following places:

• IPR as a book ($10), PDF ($5) or Book + PDF bundle ($12.50).
  
• RPGnow or Drive Thru RPG as a PDF for $5.
  
• LULU.com as a book for £7.50.
  

And I've had some reviews in the following places:

• Dusty Gamer
  
• Linnaeus
  
• One Book Shelf customers
  

Hey, there's a review of Remember Tomorrow online ( Read more... )

Apocalypse World by D. Vincent Baker is in pre-order.

Hot!

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