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I've been very happy with Five Dollar Hosting so far. $5 a month, obviously.

If it helps, I just figured out how to set up the PayPal shopping cart without much trouble. I've got to work a couple of other things out real quick first, but it was really easy. You go to the PayPal shopping cart page, plug in the information on the product (name, product number, price) and...

I've been looking at PayPal's shopping cart system, and so far it looks pretty simple to implement, and the secure bits are handled on their end. So if time permits this weekend, I'll probably try it out. (And since I'm only offering one product, I don't have much to screw up!)

You know, I honestly wasn't even thinking about True20 when I added that in there. IIRC, I was shooting for a WoD-style wound track when I came up with it; I've used the same sort of wound track for Fudge pretty much since I started Fudging. (That was a year ago, though, and I've slept a couple...

Just in time for Halloween, the Graveyard Gang is here! The Graveyard Gang is an 18 page M&M Superlink supplement detailing a group of ghoulish, over-the-top villains based on classic movie monsters with a psychobilly twist. Inside, you'll find all six gang members, their vehicles and...

Dropping them into a font creation program might be interesting as well.

Here's Skull Island, a little map I knocked out with a nifty random map creation technique and some noodling.

Yes, but they were jobs working in the bar in one capacity or another.

Cool. :) Now that I'm a little more awake, I'll probably go back in and polish it up a bit. (What with me writing at 3AM and all... I've noticed a couple of wonky bits now that I look over it again.) And I've toyed around with a couple of additional bits that I'll add back in as well.

I'm guessing that that's a map in the d20 version of Uresia... I have the BESM version, so I can't be sure. That said, just having seen S. John's other maps and having seen how he places forests on other maps, he probably put it there using the same method. In other words, creating a seamless...

Last night I added a tutorial to my site, for a alternate method of creating the nifty texture effect S. John Ross used for his Uresia: Grave of Heaven maps. It's on the front page at Zombie Nirvana, and S. John tells me he'll be adding it to the Uresia website Blue Lamp Road when he gets a chance.

Added a new map tonight, inspired by S. John Ross's maps as well as the work of some old 17th century Dutch cartographers I was admiring last night. Mostly a proof-of-concept piece, to figure out some techniques, but still, it was pretty fun!

For folks who haven't stopped by my website yet, I have about twenty free maps available on my cartography page. I've just added two new ones: a small city done in a modern-looking mapping style, and a castle and the village surrounding it. These were done as unlabelled generic maps, so you can...

1) Keep it legal. You must include a copy of the OGL and cite your sources therein. 2) Be clear about what's what. You must state what content is open and what is closed. If you don't make this absolutely clear, you might find that folks are using your closed content under the assumption that's...

No, sorry. I made both of those a long while back, and have long since dumped the FCW's as I didn't intend on making any more changes. It's inspired by it, but I didn't make any real attempt to model the map exactly off of the layout of the town in the show.

I've got a couple of western maps on my map page; check out the Deadwood and Saloons maps.

You'd have a hard time convining me to switch off of version pi.

The last DMPC I had was like that.. but only because he was a complete coward who was just waiting for a chance to screw the party over. If they hadn't needed to keep him around, they'd have whacked him out a dozen times, at least... And, man, were they BRUTAL when they finally did take him...

I like playing every once in a while, but I prefer GMing 99% of the time. I did stop running D&D because of the amount of time it was taking to set up to a degree I was comfortable with. (That's even after abandoning things like calculating XP's.) Fortunately, I have a whole raft of other games...

You can get away with a heck of a lot less artwork if you have a really kick-ass, visually interesting layout. Check out some of the stuff Politically Incorrect Games does; most of their PDFs have just a couple of pieces of art, if any, but they're hardly boring to look at. If you're on a...