Rodney's my co-designer on Thornwatch, so I might be biased. He's also my DM, so I might be bribable.
But seriously: Dusk City Outlaws is great and you're going to love it.
Mike
OK, let's light this candle. This seems like a great place to start.
Garfield High School, Seattle WA
Northwestern University, Evanston IL
Unseen University, Ankh-Morpork DW
Finding people who are better than me at everything to help me be better at everything.
There are some people who would...
I haven't really thought about it. But maybe:
The Pathfinder Adventure Card Game: http://www.webtender.com/db/drink/2462"]a Love Potion
Betrayal at House on the Hill: a Flaming Zombie
Lords of Vegas: http://www.webtender.com/db/drink/224"]a Casino
Unspeakable Words...
I think the Master's Edition is very likely to have some differences by the end of the campaign. We're still seeing what options are available.
And thanks! We are also looking forward to the time flying by.
I love everything about that game. It certainly had a huge impact on the games I did thereafter, such as Pathfinder. And The Reed Richard Guide to Everything was the best book I ever wrote, at least until recently. Pretending to be Mr. Fantastic answering kids' questions in the Daily Bugle was...
Now that we've blown through all the goals we had, we are meeting tomorrow about some more ideas the team has proposed. So you'll know when I do.
<rolls up sleeves>
I'm a huge fan of Stephen King's The Stand. You simply must read House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski. In fact, it might matter...
Neat!
Microsoft Excel is the greatest consumer software product of all time. It'll do everything except fold your laundry, and it'll do all that while only taking up half your hard drive's memory. We also use Crossfire (because we're Mac users -- Gaby uses Crossword Compiler too).
I have...
I love this question. Thanks for asking it.
When I left Wizards, I immediately was certain I would miss two things: the best coworkers I'd ever had and the best games I'd ever worked on. I quickly discovered that the first one was ridiculous: I kept all of those friends, and since I still lived...
Well, I worked on the 2004 version, and I like it very much. But I'm sure the later editions had improvements too.
Other WWII games that you might like: Memoir '44, Dust Tactics, and Attack Deluxe (which I helped design).
We do have awesome people at Lone Shark! Success is: they all get to stay at Lone Shark and are happy to continue doing so.
I am particularly interested in having a mix of ages and genders in our design team. I'm particularly happy with the fact that two of my closest partners, Paizo and...
I can stand the sight of worms and look at microscopic germs but technicolor pachyderms is really too much for me.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RoysQe-2HS4
So I'll take Clifford mano-a-doggo.
The default answer for me is King Lear, but okay, the ending kinda blows. Pure satisfaction start to finish: The Tempest. Everything clicks in that one. Plus monsters and stuff.
The Merchant of Venice: "Your ships are at sea, facing ravaging storms. Will you win the spice trade without losing...
Hi there! I'm Mike Selinker, the host of the 2015 ENnie Awards at Gen Con. I'm a former creative director on 3rd Edition D&D and the creator of the Pathfinder Adventure Card Game for Paizo. I've also designed and/or developed a bunch more board games and RPGs, including Betrayal at House on the...
Just FYI: DriveThruRPG now has a megabundle where you can get $1500 worth of PDFs for your $20 donation. It's a staggeringly great return on donation. Details here.
At last count, they had raised $116,860.00 for Doctors Without Borders.
Mike
The good folks at DriveThruRPG are organizing a Gamers Help Haiti Drive, where you can join your fellow gamers in contributing $5 to the relief efforts. Follow the link if you want to donate.
Mike
This week's Most Beautiful Thing is about TSR's classic typo "dawizard." If you went to the ENnies at Gen Con, you heard me talk about it there. Enjoy, and post comments here or on the journal itself (you don't need an LJ account).
Mike
As a multiclassed boardgame designer/RPG designer, I've been poking around on the RPG Geek beta quite a bit. It's amazingly comprehensive. It's pretty darn impressive that they just turned 3200 entries on at once, in contrast with the slow build of Board Game Geek. I encourage everyone on these...