Rowling Industries Model 5 Reconnaissance Upright

This upright is roughly 12 feet tall with a slender frame that is designed primarily for mobility and speed.

Kuro One-Shot Part 1

This is Part One of the one-shot adventure I ran using Cubicle 7's Kuro rules:

Alternate Class Paths: Kishu Osore (horrible version)

Custom Monastic Tradition based on gaining power from experiencing terror.

One-Shot Gaming Sessions #1: Kuro Preparation

Starting next Thursday, I'm going to be running some various RPGs through one adventure (usually 1-3 sessions, possibly 4) as a way of testing the systems I've got in my collection.  The first adventure is going to be Cubicle 7's Kuro.  So I am taking this opportunity to summarize the background of the setting of this Blade Runner meets Juon (The Grudge).

Rebuilding for the 5th Edition: Angwiel (Fighter)

This is a rebuild of a character I played in Neverwinter Nights 2, an Aasimar Fighter, Angwiel.

Rebuilding for the 5th Edition: Medora

Okay, I'll be taking a character that went up to 20th level this time.  My Disciple of Medusa: Medora.

Rebuilding for the 5th Edition: Teryna

Okay, this is probably one of the most mechanically easy characters I'll be doing.  Mechanically speaking, Teryna is a human rogue.  It's her backstory that's a bit weird.

Rebuilding for the 5th Edition: Jhessail Crackstone

Another rebuild.  This one is going to be a little difficult because her race doesn't actually exist as a player race: wererat.

Rebuilding for the 5th Edition: Kya'Rei L'Di'Shinabon

Going to try to rebuild some of my older characters for the 5th edition rules.  Starting with a flirty drow priestess.

Why we need fantasy.

There is a reason why we must have magic and fantasy in our stories. It has nothing to do with the sort of stories that can be told in fantasy. Rather, it is that desire for the fantastical that we must keep hold of. Whether or not you believe in faeries or magic or psychic powers or the like is pretty immaterial. But the desire for these things should not go away. And fantasy, whether it is dark and grim or childish and whimsical, drives and awakens that desire for the fantastical. The desire for the impossible.

What is Divine Blood?

Divine Blood is an urban fantasy setting set in an alternate history Earth.