Running a Con Game Like a Pro
As I stare down the barrel of GenghisCon this weekend, I’d like to share a few thoughts on what I think goes into running a… Read More »Running a Con Game Like a Pro
Darrell Hardy
Personalizing your Puncher
The coolest part of using Edges and Hindrances in Savage Worlds (in general) and Ghost Punchers (in particular) is that it’s a way to truly… Read More »Personalizing your Puncher
Con Punching
This is a public service announcement! (For the purposes of this announcement, “public” means gamer types in the Denver area who don’t have plans for… Read More »Con Punching
Comfort Games
I haven’t played Quake II in over a decade. I played the heck out of the game when it first came out. I memorized the… Read More »Comfort Games
Embracing the Horror
While it’s true that I don’t do reviews, I have been known to offer up recommendations from time to time. And since I’ve been thinking… Read More »Embracing the Horror
Heroes, Hobos, and Punchers
Whenever I pick up a new setting book for Savage Worlds, one of the first things I flip to is that setting’s list of character… Read More »Heroes, Hobos, and Punchers
Horror Worlds Part 3: Horror World Problems
As I noted in my previous post, the problem of a horror-themed storyworld is that the world must contain numerous potential stories, but with each… Read More »Horror Worlds Part 3: Horror World Problems
Horror Worlds Part 2: Knowing is Half the Battle
Knowledge (it is commonly said) is power. And power (I have previously said) is what horror is all about. The more you know about a… Read More »Horror Worlds Part 2: Knowing is Half the Battle
Horror Worlds Part 1: Feel the Power!
As I nibbled around the crunchy edges of the Ghost Punchers RPG this week, I had a few thoughts on the nature of horror-themed storyworlds.… Read More »Horror Worlds Part 1: Feel the Power!
Punching into 2016
As the year draws to a close, you may ask yourself, “Wasn’t Darrell working on a Ghost Punchers RPG? What ever happened with that? Did… Read More »Punching into 2016