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It's launch day! Wizards are bizarre uniquities who carve their own paths through reality like rogue stars. Wiki Articles Are Wizards [citation needed] is my new zine for crafting these characters out of wiki articles, then pitting them against each other in a wizard-off! Available today...

Just a couple of days left in the campaign! My sincere thanks to everyone who's backed so far. Before we finish up, here's a peek at a few draft pages from the zine:

We've hit the campaign halfway point, and I'm very pleased with the level of support! I've recently announced some stretch goals for extra bonus content. Here's a few pictures from recent work on the zine: In a recent post, I talked in a bit more detail about my method for wizard creation...

We have launched! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/periaptgames/wiki-articles-are-wizards-citation-needed spells and protective amulets • wizard cabals • artefacts and their sources • the Great Wizard-Off • the truth about true-names • outré demeanours • archetypal towers • tons of random...

Wizards are disquieting, unique, and steeped in magic. This wizard leaves a trail of fungus wherever he goes, and keeps his spells under glass. [1] That one is nine feet tall and orbited by tiny comets. [2] Another has matchboxes full of slithering tongues, which do his talking for him...

Those old Welsh Piper posts are interesting. I remember reading the blog a few years ago but never got around to doing a deep dive. I should pop it on the reading list.

A petite burglar has been performing impressive heists using SPIRIT POWERS. Theyʼre a SMALL MEDIUM AT LARGE. Hired to catch them, a special kind of COUNTER-MEDIUM, whose third eye can see when the SPIRIT WORLD is unclear. An UNCLEARVOYANT, if you will. SMALL MEDIUM AT LARGE is a psychic...

This feels a bit like how Helm does injuries, but much more complex. Interesting.

Two days left in the campaign, and I'm very happy with its success. The print book is coming along nicely, too.

We've reached our funding goal! Thanks to everyone who's supported!