Recent content by Christopher Hawkins

Hmm, there seems to be some here: http://www.em4miniatures.com/acatalog/Copy_of_SCI_FI.html Some advice from someone who's gone and purchased a large set of pre painted plastic miniatures: http://maker.e2ogame.net/prepainted-miniatures-cyberpunkmodern-collection-budget Or, you could always go...

Well, now I'm addicted to Nation States ^_^ & Remus, I'll have a look at it - Seems interesting!

Oh, and if anyone's interested interested, here's the background for the setting (With images!) Cyberpunk: The 2012 Overture: Welcome.

Thanks Storm, those are some really nice plot seeds! I agree with you that it would be very difficult to get the corporations to work together. I agree so strongly with that point, that I'm running the corporate games as solo affairs. That way, each of the corporations in the game will be free...

I like it. Fantastic idea.

I'm putting together a cyberpunk game at the moment. Players are, for the most part, playing fictional versions of themselves. However, I've had a couple of players express interest in playing corporations within the world. Not CEO's or executives; actual corporate entities. I've worked out a...

My one big hope with the physical books of the next edition is that they return to the 3e-era of cover art. I recently went over to the house of a friend who has an extensive library of 3e/3.5 books (mostly core, Ebberon & Forgotten Realms), and they look fantastic sitting on his shelf. The old...

Managed to find an image of a dire corgi Corgi, dire by *butterfrog on deviantART Anyone willing to have a shot at a statblock?

It seems that I'm in agreement of the general consensus of this thread: Utilizing the 9-grid, while adding unaligned as an option. Though, keeping with 5e's (hopefully) plugin nature, having a page or two that describes different possible alignment systems would be awesome. P.S. Foolish Mortal...

For one glorious moment, my brain read 'dire corby' as 'dire corgi'. Oh well, we can still live in hope. *Retreats to dreams of the queen going to war with her pack of dire corgis*.

In my books, multi-classing is simply one possible answer to a conundrum. That conundrum is customization. many players don't simply want to portray broad archetypes; they want the power to portray their character, exactly how they see them to be.

We all know the score. Whatever your personal preference is, the core demographic of D&D fractured into separate user bases with the release of 4th edition. Some chose to stay with 3e/3.5 Some made the easy migration to Pathfinder. Some found that they loved 4e, and dove into it with gusto...