I caught Erik Mona at Origins Game Fair. He discussed Horror adventures, H.P. Lovecraft, and Starfinder with me.
I always learn something from Erik, I wonder if he even realizes it.
In this interview with Rhea we discuss Ogre 218, Moops, I hate Zombies, and more.
I think I hate Zombies is my first pick out others, how about you?
I sat down with Loren Coleman @ Origins Game Fair and had a great discussion. We talked about some CBT, Vikings, The Duke, Jarl, and we even started creating a new set for The Duke. It was a great time!
I really hope he wasn’t pulling my leg when he said they were going to make a Sherlock Holmes set for The Duke. It would be so cool to be a part of that!
I was happy to meet J.R from Privateer Press at Origins 2016. We talked about the newest edition of Warmachine and Hordes. We focused on some of the key changes and the metagame. I’m really impressed with the new starters/battlegroups, each reflects the importance of playing the warmachines and beasts.
I am pretty stoked to try out these new rules. The whole idea of the game shifting to plat warmachines and beasts is pretty good.
At Origins 2016 I had a chance to catch up with my good friend Bryan Poe from Arcane Wonders. We talked about Mage Wars Paladin and Siren. Bryan may have leaked a few other things as well.
I do believe if you listen closely a couple of allusions can be heard.
I caught up with Ronnie Renton of Mantic Games while at Adepticon. We chatted about, Kings of War, Dreadball, Dungeon Saga, Warpath, and the possibility of an RPG. I always have a good time with Ronnie.
Maybe I should pitch the RPG and then move across the sea.
I sat down with Anton and Matt from Hyacinth games at Adepticon. We talked about Wreck-Age, specifically how well they are doing and vehicles.
Want to learn more check them out on Facebook or follow me on twitter and Facebook(links to the right) to see some more of their product.
Joseph talks with me about the ride that has been and is Frostgrave. Frostgrave is published by Osprey Publishing.
Over the next few months, I will be picking out my wizards for each school of magic. Come back soon and see what I have to say.
In this episode of Words with Sean Patrick Fannon and I talk about Savage Rifts. Sean shares with us the origins of this wonderful idea and some new mechanics. I think Sean is especially happy with the new Juicer rules, I know I am.
This is super exciting for me. I have been playing Rifts off and on for nearly thirty years and I love it each time. For me this is the perfect way to explore Savage Worlds a game that I have been putting off for about 4 years now.
Stay Tuned for more info on that experience.
At Gen Con I had the chance to catch up with Scott Hill from Flying Frog Productions. We chatted for about an hour so I broke it down into three parts. This part we talk about the history of the frog, the philosophy of their business model and the story behind their name.
In Part 2 We focus on Shadows of Brimstone.
In Part three we talk about everything else the frog has to offer, Dark Gothic, their approach to game design – standards, and future releases.
I look forward to many great things from the “Frog”.
