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The follow-up book is on Crowdfundr now: Solo Martial Blues, a solo-play TTRPG. The Solo Martial Blues campaign runs from February 1st through March 1st, 2024. Click here to join the fight. James Kerr Radio James Games

Solo Martial Blues, a solo-play TTRPG based on the Indie Groundbreaker Award nominated TTRPG Fight to Survive: Role-playing Martial Arts Meets Heart has launched on Crowdfundr as part of Crowdfundr’s Table Top Non Stop event. The Solo Martial Blues campaign runs from February 1st through March...

If you liked it, the solo version of the game, Solo Martial Blues, is launching on Crowdfundr February 1st. Here's the link: https://fnd.us/solo-martial-blues?ref=sh_dCLT6b //James Kerr

Publishing house "Radio James Games" seeks a Canadian table-top role-playing game artist who specalises in cartography to commission from them a a full-colour double-page spread city map in fulfillment of a stretch goal from our recently successful Kickstarter Fight to Survive: Role-playing...

Fight to Survive: Role-playing Martial Arts Meets Heart is now in its final hours on Kickstarter. This heartbreaking, struggling, mundane, down-and-dirty table-top role-playing game about martial artists in the 20th century can only exist with your help. Click here to join the fight, fund the...

Fight to Survive: Role-playing Martial Arts Meets Heart now enters its final hours on Kickstarter. This is your last chance to help us win the fight for this heartbreaking, struggling, mundane, down-and-dirty table-top role-playing about martial artists in the 20th century. Back now, and help us...

They're the PCs that I bring around to conventions. The characters players create are obviously much more important, but I wanted to present these to give a sense of the range of difference that can exist even if they're all martial artists. The boxer is Androcles Brown, professor of...

I feel like I've checked off a life goal getting my game in Egg Embry's Kickstarter roundup. I'm so pleased. //James Kerr

Now live on Kickstarter it's "Fight to Survive". Let the fists fly. Kick wildly. Fight to Survive is live. Fight to Survive: Role-playing Martial Arts Meets Heart is an indie table-top roleplaying game about martial artists in the 20th century, a mundane, emotional game about the harsh cycle of...

That's not too far off. The nutshell I like to throw out is "Jean Claude Van Damme's Bloodsport (1988) meets Mouse Guard". James Kerr

Fight to Survive: Role-playing Martial Arts Meets Heart is now LIVE on Kickstarter. If you're passionate about this project, please back it as soon as you can. The fight to fund a Kickstarter happens in the first 24 hours. Only together can we win the fight. Go to the Fight to Survive...

Coming to Kickstarter: FIGHT TO SURVIVE is a table-top role-playing game of martial arts meets heart, a game of punch ups and struggles, staying golden and staying alive, and will be launching on Kickstarter March 24th. You can sign up at the Kickstarter to be notified when the game launches...

It's a good movie, but people usually pass it over in favour of other Jackie Chan movies. //Panjumanju

Shaolin Wooden Men does not get enough love. //Panjumanju

At a certain point people will start walking away from this hobby just for the fact that its heroes keep turning out to be monsters. //Panjumanju

This is a straw man. You're trying to make the situation sound unreasonable, or some kind of slipperly slope to unreasonable, and it is not. Someone got caught being purposefully deceitful. They got in trouble for it, because this hobby is a community predicated on good faith. That's all...

Intense. It is becoming increasingly complicated separating artists from their work in a hobby industry where we try to reward community. What does Luke Crane do next, I wonder? //Panjumanju

You crossed the line of bad faith to accuse me of imagining things; that's text book bad faith. And you're darn right I have been looking for goal posts; your writing seems to be the enemy of clarity. As to your point - the idea that the GM, or potental GM has equal footing as the players in...

You are correct. That is a case where you wouldn't know what expectations players were coming to the table with. I have run maybe 100 games at various conventions where presumably strangers have read your little writeup to attract them, at least, but I've never run at a FLGS so I don't know if...

Now you're just operating in bad faith, so perhaps I'm foolish to continue, but, humour me...what I can only assume you are trying to communicate is that the GM should have so increased social clout that should bare the setup of a new game just because they prepared it, will be doing the work of...