Recent content by Fezzwick

I have played every official version of Star Wars (d6, D20, Revised d20, Saga, FFG narrative) and am going to run a one shot using a modified Traveller based take on Star Wars this summer. I have played Alien and Blade Runner from Free League. I liked Gamma World as a kid, and enjoyed the 4th...

That is one of 2 that I backed that failed. The Mountain Witch got picked up by CMU Press. Contact the Art & System: Games for Expanded Play team on BackerKit

This has been picked up by Central Michigan University Press. You were able to get it in a fully complete version for $6 when this project started if you can prove that you backed the Kickstarter. Check out this link, as you may be able to get it still: Contact the Art & System: Games for...

There is also the Neon City Outlaws Kickstarter from Scratchpad Publishing, the imprint of designer Rodney Thompson. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/scratchpadpublishing/neon-city-outlaws

That is what they said in the FAQ.

Nostalgia is expensive. I was interested, but the lack of PDFs and the amounts they are charging made me decline to back this project.

I like Everyday Heroes. I think the staff is good and has done good work. It is the owner that causes me concern. I hope the staff gets paid and that Evil Genius finishes with their promised work on the Kickstarter. This hypocrisy about the NFT and blockchain makes me concerned for the...

https://schwalbentertainment.com/2023/03/16/reintroducing-weird-wizard/ Shadow of the Weird Wizard by Schwalb Entertainment

Thanks for flagging this! I am looking forward to reading Jon Peterson's new work.

Candlekeep Mysteries is a collection of 17 mystery-themed adventures

PunkApocalyptic is very fun. It is a quick set up and the tables make character generation a blast.

Demon Lord is a fantastic game. It was and is the best Kickstarter for value and content that I have backed. I enjoy the system and the ease of getting a game prepped.

I don't want to get into a flame war. I will note that the "intent" to permanently deprive is "intentionally acting" which is the culpable mental state by your own terms. Q.E.D. or some other Latin phrase that applies here. :)

The intent to permanently deprive another of their property in Webster's definition is in fact the culpable mental state.