Not a Dead Communist

By now, Moon Design has a tradition of producing expensive, but hefty, sourcebooks for Glorantha. The latest offering, Pavis: Gateway to A...

It's been several months since my last post here, and it will probably be at least as long, if not more, before I do so again. (Althou...

Some of you may recall that, in addition to the Book of Glorious Joy , I was also commissioned by Issaries to write a similar book on Seshne...

In case you haven't heard (and its hard to believe that many people reading this haven't), after nine long years, The Book of Glor...

I've just returned from the d101 "convention" in Matlock, Derbyshire. It's not really a con in any meaningful sense, just...

The Sartar Companion includes six scenarios. They are not linked together by any common theme, and can be run in between sessions of the Ki...

The Sartar Companion is the follow up to Kingdom of Heroes for HeroQuest 2 . The book has the same format as the earlier volume, weighing ...

I thought I'd post an update to clarify exactly what is happening with the Lords of the West books. As most of you probably already kno...

You may have noticed in my main review of Kingdom of Heroes that I said there were a few things missing that I would have liked to see more...

Or at least, the version(s) of it I produced have been; Moon Design may well decide to produce their own version with a different writer at ...

The second edition of HeroQuest was launched yesterday, and, since the first edition is what I've done most of my game writing for, I i...

There is a term sometimes encountered when discussing roleplaying, of “One True Wayism” – or some variation on that theme. It refers to play...

You may recall that, at Tentacles and Continuum, I (among others) said that Heroes of Malkion would work just fine with HQ2 . You may also...

(Appalling pun stolen shamelessly from Stu Stansfield). As I write, there is currently a debate on the World of Glorantha mailing list about...