I discovered today that fifty people now follow this blog. This fact is in equal parts humbling and terrifying - humbling that fifty people care enough about what I write to subscribe to my blog, and terrifying that they might find out I have no idea what I'm going to write about next!
My thanks to you all for your support - I hope to get back into the swing of things soon.
Monday, 26 September 2011
Sunday, 25 September 2011
Website Update #13
While work on Gazolan Subsector has ground to a halt, I'm still plugging away at trade routes with GURPs Traveller: Far Trader. Due to the slightly cock-eyed way one reaches inter-system Trade volumes, there is room for error and I had to redo a chunk of stuff when I realised I was deducting the distance factor twice.
On a happier note, I have almost finished painting a nice little crawler flatbed and some figure conversions. More here.
On a happier note, I have almost finished painting a nice little crawler flatbed and some figure conversions. More here.
Sunday, 11 September 2011
Issue 4 of Brett's Traveller fanzine, 'Into the Deep' is now available as a free .pdf from here.
With a focus on Reavers' Deep Sector, 'Into the Deep' also provides useful background information for Brett's Classic Traveller PBeM, Reavers' Deep. The game is coming up on its third anniversary and is still going strong.
With a focus on Reavers' Deep Sector, 'Into the Deep' also provides useful background information for Brett's Classic Traveller PBeM, Reavers' Deep. The game is coming up on its third anniversary and is still going strong.
Saturday, 10 September 2011
"The Department" Enters Its Final Week of Fundraising
I have been following developments of the science fiction/film noir themed Skirmish Wargame/RPG "The Department" with interest. With influences as diverse as Blade Runner and the computer game Syndicate, it could be an interesting way of playing out those noir-style Traveller scenarios.
Joseph Dragovich, lead writer on this project, is using an interesting fundraising mechanism, akin to Eureka Miniatures 300 club, where interested parties in effect pledge some cash to ensure the project gets to press.
Joe says,
"We're entering our final week of our Kickstarter drive and we're well on our way to getting to our funding goal.
We have raised over $2000 so far but we still need more pledges if we are going to make our funding goal.
Kickstarter uses an all-or-nothing funding model, so if we do not meet our $3800 goal by the 16th of September, the game will not be produced.
We have a lot of great rewards for backers, such as t-shirts, posters and signed copies of the rules. We're offering Kindle, Ebook, Pdf versions of the game.
Our Kickstarter page
You can learn more about Kickstarter's all or nothing funding here
I've signed up for a copy of the rules as this looks like a game I would really enjoy.
Joseph Dragovich, lead writer on this project, is using an interesting fundraising mechanism, akin to Eureka Miniatures 300 club, where interested parties in effect pledge some cash to ensure the project gets to press.
Joe says,
"We're entering our final week of our Kickstarter drive and we're well on our way to getting to our funding goal.
We have raised over $2000 so far but we still need more pledges if we are going to make our funding goal.
Kickstarter uses an all-or-nothing funding model, so if we do not meet our $3800 goal by the 16th of September, the game will not be produced.
We have a lot of great rewards for backers, such as t-shirts, posters and signed copies of the rules. We're offering Kindle, Ebook, Pdf versions of the game.
Our Kickstarter page
You can learn more about Kickstarter's all or nothing funding here
I've signed up for a copy of the rules as this looks like a game I would really enjoy.
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