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I was inspired over the last week, and I took it out with my sculpting. I can see improvements in what I'm doing now, which is really cool because I can see progress. Stuff is still not finished so some of this is still a work in progress.

For our weekly game one of the players is playing a hengeyokai ranger. His idea was explained to me as something like Usagi Yojimbo. I remember reading some Yojimbo in the mid 80's maybe, but I did not remember much of it. The initial pictures ...

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Once again I couldn't sleep last night. I hate sitting there just looking at the ceiling. So I went to the basement and started getting things prepared for our next game.

Since I'm running the classic modules A1-A4 (Slavers Series) converted to 4e, I needed some minis that I have not seen mass-produced. So I got a bit busy.

These are the modules that were converted to 4e


Aspis Warrior - First Attempt - Super Sculpey ...

Updated 09-24-2012 at 07:59 AM by D'karr

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I've posted a PDF over on my blog for those of you that will be running the next season of D&D Encounters next week. It's a game aid I like to use when DMing, providing an easy-to-use format for tracking hit points and recording whether limited-use powers have been used without requiring you to mark up your adventure book.

You can find the post here: http://gsllc.wordpress.com/2012/08/2...ncounters-rpg/

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My love of the FASA Star Trek RPG gave me an idea on how to handle certain situations that I’ve seen before and believe to be handled less-than-ideally by DMs. I ran a quick Google check to see if anyone had already written about this topic, and apparently they haven’t. This surprises me, so perhaps I just couldn’t find it, but I propose using composite skill bonuses to handle an individual task that simultaneously requires multiple skills.

An Example from FASA Star Trek RPG
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And now for something completely uncontroversial.

On June 30, the Gamers' Syndicate will be hosting a Brief Tour of the History of D&D. This is an idea that sprung from the mind of Syndicate member, Brett Abbott -- be afraid; be very afraid. It's a four-part adventure, with each 2-hour session being played in a different edition of D&D. The game will use pre-generated characters, because it's a lot to expect of players to come to the game with four PCs each in a different ...