My mini-game of monsters and feels, Die For You, is now available via DriveThruRPG! Meanwhile, Cavaliers of Mars is making great progress. We finished editing last week, so the manuscript is now entirely in the art direction and layout phase. We’re moving forward very fast! (And if you missed it last month, I updated the Onyx Path Read More …
Check out the latest Cavaliers of Mars sample booklet, with new rules and a full adventure! Read More …
Try out the Gen Con 2016 demo kit! Read More …
Hi, folks! I’m attending Gen Con Thursday through Saturday. I’ll be at the Onyx Path booth (#1201) at various times throughout the convention, talking about my work on both Worlds of Darkness and Cavaliers of Mars. Demos for Cavaliers will be running at the booth throughout the con, including Sunday, when they’ll be in the hands of Read More …
There’s a new blog on the creatures of Mars at The Onyx Path web site. Read More …
The fourth issue of Epidiah Ravacol’s Worlds Without Master zine is now out. It includes “Two Swords of Mars,” a new Cavaliers of Mars short story. Meet rogues-for-hire Valentine and Soteria, and find out what they do with a dead body, an ominous young woman, and a monastery full of blind — but sword-wielding — priests! Read More …
I look at the last year’s projects, including Demon and Blood and Smoke, and wonder about the future of blogging versus G+. Read More …
Cavaliers of Mars is about the contrast between the sadness of a dying world and the frantic vitality of its last renaissance. So there’s a sense of melancholy to it, as well as a reckless energy and a sense of laughter at the morbid and absurd. That laughter is a trait of the better sort Read More …
At Gen Con, White Wolf creative director Richard Thomas has announced his new venture, Onyx Path Publishing. Onyx Path has a really cool lineup of roleplaying games, including: Cavaliers of Mars, my game of swashbuckling Martian adventure. Both Worlds of Darkness and Exalted, under license from CCP. Trinity and Scion, which Onyx Path now owns. Read More …
Do you believe players should be allowed to choose when their characters fail? Read More …