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Tag Archives: review
“Duskwall Heist Deck” Review!
My good friend Bryan Mullins reviewed his Duskwall Heist Deck! Take a look as he lays it out. Thanks Bryan! Review of the Duskwall Heist Deck Here is the physical deck and the .pdf if you want your own.
Double Feature Review
InfiniBadger Press has put out a double-feature for charity, the “St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Charity Module.” More to the point, it has Erik Jensen’s “Bonespur Glacier” module, and Jason Paul McCartan’s “The Tomb of Bashyr.” The project started when … Continue reading
“Under the Waterless Sea”
I got Zzarchov Kowolski’s scenario, “Under the Waterless Sea,” as part of his buystarter effort. (The idea was, he made a rough version and sold that, using the proceeds to pay for art, maps, and layout; the initial buyers got … Continue reading
Review for “The World Between for Fictive Hack”
I got a review for this book! That delights me. Martin Ralya says: I rate it an 8/10, with this comment: “I love Old School Hack and Jack Shear’s setting work, so combined and run through Andrew Shields’ take on them … Continue reading
False Machine, Good Input
So Patrick at False Machine has put out a free book collecting some of his blog posts. As I have started digging into this book, I have found him to be very insightful, rocking me back on my heels several … Continue reading
Tales of the Grotesque and Dungeonesque III!
It has arrived! You can find it here. In the great Jack Shear tradition, you can get a free .pdf and you can also get it in paperback and hard cover. Which is excellent. Once again Jack releases a tome … Continue reading
Some very nice words.
Courtney Campbell has said some nice things about my blog. Consider me speechless, and check it out. http://hackslashmaster.blogspot.com/2013/08/on-review-and-quest-for-sorrow.html
Crumbling Epoch Review #2
This one was at RPG Now. Rated 3 of 5 stars. Valid criticisms. ::sigh:: Best damning with faint praise my art has yet received: “On the whole the presence of the images wasn’t much of a distraction.” ::Edit:: And a … Continue reading
A “Crumbling Epoch” Review!
Check out this awesome review by Erik Jensen of Wampus Country!
Ambition and Avarice
I highly recommend Ambition & Avarice by Chubby Funster. Overall Impressions A hallmark of the system is that it explains enough to clarify its intent, but it stops well short of being verbose. Frequent subheadings and colored text for important … Continue reading
Fictive Fantasies 