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Tag Archives: assignation
Badgerbees!
For last night’s adventure, I needed a scary monster that might be enslaved by deep goblins and used as mounts, meat/hide/bone, and possibly a resource producer. I needed something that would always be super-pissed and really scare my players. My … Continue reading
Assignation is taking shape.
I have been working on Assignation, because next Friday I have a game there. Sometimes I give out games as presents, and Skritt’s player got a game, and he wants to use it to try to get out from under … Continue reading
Goblin Lore for Fictive Hack
Citizens of Assignation are a mix of goblins and humans for the most part, with a sprinkling of stonach and elves. The close quarters living with goblins and humans means they’ve gotten to know each other pretty well. Here are … Continue reading
Twenty Questions for Assignation
And again with Jeff’s 20 questions! This time, for Assignation. Twenty Questions About Assignation
Assignation: City on the Brink
Old School Hack recommends a generic fantasy setting, and that’s a fine thing. However, there are some DMs who don’t want to tap-dance that fast, for making up the village/city/town/region on the fly. Simple questions like “Where am I from?” … Continue reading
