If you are a player in a game of Fleshscape, please consult your GM before you read further. If he or she uses my material, you don´t want to delve into its secrets. Five witches call themselves the rulers of the Great Fur. Five woman, all of them Moulders. In this follow-up article to the […]
Far from the light of day, only reachable after more than a day of spelunking, lies the Cave of Crying. It has its name from the wails of children that come out of it from time to time. They echo in a vast crevice right before its opening, a crevice so wide and deep that […]
Folgendes ist ein Zitat aus dem 2018 zwischen CDU/CSU und SPD vereinbartem Koalitionsvertrag (Seite 49, Zeile 2218).
A simple question, so perhaps out of context. What is the context? Decide for yourself, and then see what you may do with the provided 20 possible answers. This blog post has been inspired by Roll XX from Neoplastic Press. “Roll XX” was brought to you by The Sentinels of Meregoth (whoever THEY may be)!
On MeWe, Thaddeus Moore mentioned that he is not really found of the way Mutant Future(tm) handles Hit Points at character generation, and was looking for something that has low level characters start out with less hit points. If you feel like him, this post is for.
This is a follow-up to my first post about the Great Fur, a region for Fleshscape that I will flesh out (pun intended!) step-by-step. This blog post includes a table for encounters and features in the Great Fur, based on the Features & Ideas table in the basic rules of Fleshscape.
As I am not a Caesar, I do not fear the midst of March. I have not been overly productive, and as I might have a chance to be gainfully employed once again I might be less productive in the future. But for now, four releases are ready for you. Let´s start with a pay-what-you-want-title:
The Merchants of the Black Galleys trade only in rubies, and only accept payment in gold. This is known to every other merchant in any harbor of Europe that they have ever visited. But those that dare to approach the outlandish merchants in the secluded niches of the ill-frequented harbor taverns may be offered some […]
Ever since I picked up Fleshscape and wrote a review about it, I had the idea to create a small region for it. Things being as they are, it is unlikely that I will sit down and turn this into a project with a deadline. So, I rather start an irregular series of articles, which […]
“(…) but (…) its reputation is bad because of the black three-banked galleys that sail to it with rubies from no clearly named shore. (…) (…). The mouths of the men who came from it to trade were too wide, and the way their turbans were humped up in two points above their foreheads was […]
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