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I never had Firetop Mountain but I had a Mad Max one and a Samurai one (I could look up the names but you get the idea). I was also a fan of the TSR "vs" books where you had two books and each player had one book and worked against the others, but I never had anyone interested in playing them...

Yay, It's back. I always like the idea of seeing things from the Zhodani side, but I'm more an observer than actual player of Traveller. Maybe I should change that when I have time. The one game looks like Wind in the Willows, the RPG, which is a cute idea.

Me on Wednesdays:

The correct answer is to make a baking soda volcano and then you don't even need dice rolls to see who the lava hits.

I feel like it was a Greg Costikyan rant, but all I can find it this lovely "game" he made about nuclear holocaust: http://www.costik.com/nukewin.html

A big thing is you need to define what caused your apocalypse and how big the scale was. Realistically, modern things like infrastructure and vehicles would fall apart pretty quickly (gasoline has a shelf life measured in months up to maybe 2 years, unmaintained metal vehicles and structures...

Yeah, that could add up very quickly, although I guess so can the big boys like Pathfinder and D&D.

I just ran Prisoner 13 from that (because it was free on D&D Beyond, of course) and it was very...heisty. (But not very urban)

The one that has just enough words for you is the one.

Looks like it was used to design space fleets for a contest related to Traveller. EDIT: Apparently the fleet composition is available in Journal of the Travellers Aid Society issue 10

I think there's a few settings where "coast guard" type ships don't have the expense/weight/space for whatever the local flavor of FTL drive is so they can be smaller or pack more into a ship for less money. I also wonder about your Star Trek-style starfleet ship that "totally isn't part of the...

Dark Places & Demogorgons art has a very Jim Holloway look to it and I love it.

It could be interesting. Considering they have all those PDF-only MTG mini worldbooks they give away for free, there's a lot of potential material.

But then you have to have the dramatic visit to the orphanage!

Theros 4 eva!

I do so look forward to Wednesday mornings thanks to you guys.

Well now if I ever strike it rich, I know what I want the walk up to my mansion/tower to look like.

I'm seeing it for pre-order at a few places.

PDF version is available here if that will work for you: Yoon-Suin, the Purple Land - 2nd edition [PDF] — Noisms Games