Role-Playing Games

Tucson AZ RPG Meetup

Tuc­son AZ RPG Meet­up.

The Old School Re­vival re­source page. My Troll and Flame RPG Blog.

Played Campaigns

Gold and Glo­ry - Retro Sci­ence-­Fan­ta­sy Role-­Play­ing Cam­paign.

Dirt - An­cients(ish) D&D 3.5 with high mag­ic and ex­treme plot twist (The play­ers had been “N­PC­s” in an “M­MORPG” used to keep the minds of cy­ro frozen crew of in­ter­ga­lac­tic space­ship ac­tive. A alien virus had in­fect­ed it and man­i­fest­ed as the “Chaos” in game play­ers had spent whole cam­paign bat­tling and los­ing to. The play­ers had to sac­ri­fice them­selves by re­boot­ing the MMORPG to save the hu­man crew (which, btw, man­i­fest­ed as the gods of the cam­paign). One play­er, a druid, in­vest­ed in sav­ing his tribe, cul­ture, ecosys­tem from the Chaos was dev­as­tat­ed and let the hu­mans die / re­fused to ac­cept all he knew was not “re­al”). My first Austin Cam­paign.

Re­turn of the Drag­on Lords - Aeri­al Pathfind­er Role-­Play­ing Cam­paign.

Buffy­Punk - Cy­ber­punk(ish) post mas­sive earth­quake San Fran­cis­co with vam­pires!

Campaigns Concepts

Ideas that have bare­ly grown be­yond a sen­tence or two. Some of these were pos­si­bly video game ideas.

And the Thought Pile

Articles

Things I’ve writ­ten. A great many more may be found on my Troll and Flame RPG Blog.

Netbooks

Be­fore the In­ter­webs peo­ple used email, news­groups and FTP sites as out­lets of their cre­ativ­i­ty. “Net­book­s”, col­lec­tions of re­lat­ed ma­te­ri­al be­came a thing. I’ve col­lect­ed these over the years. Al­most all of them are based on AD&D or pos­si­bly 2ed.

These net­books are owned by their re­spec­tive au­thors (or pos­si­bly in the pub­lic do­main) and are li­censed by what­ev­er terms they choose. See each book for de­tail­s.

Al­so worth a gan­der is textfiles.­com rpg sec­tion.

All net­books (file list­ing).

Rule Systems

Bru­tal­stars - In­com­plete sci-­fi ver­sion of BRU­TAL http://bru­tal­rpg.­com

I used to be so in­to FUDGE RPG. Not so much these days. (All that in­die scene game the­o­ry and gnash­ing of me­chan­ics just does­n’t mat­ter). Al­though, I did col­lect a great big pile of Fudge stuff.

Softwares

My “mis­cel­la­neous” RPG git re­po.

Ge­o­morph git re­po. Cre­ate maps out of ge­o­morphs.

Die git re­po. Die is a dice li­brary. For Table­top RPG and Board games.

March­ing Or­der - Fea­ture­less char­ac­ter march­ing or­der.

Mon­ster Menagerie - Sil­ly in­com­plete thing.