Go, John Kim!
Not sure if anybody caught this, but it’s pretty awesome. To his credit, John is perfectly civil as Chris Pramas defends his fundamental right to prevent his excellent product from consuming the D20 market.
Fair Play
More Roach Errata
I love the word errata - it just rolls off the tongue with businesslike precision. No first printing survives contact with the public intact, and The Roach is no exception:
On page 28, the Pembertonian list for Event VI includes “Framing a scene” as a bullet point, which should be ignored.
On page 29, in the “The Free Man’s Blessing” section, the second sentence both begins and ends with the phrase “unlike a Command.” Pretend that it didn’t.
On pages 49 and 50, Mulligan utilizes an Opportunity after getting drunk, which (d’oh!) he can’t. It should read: “He narrates getting stinking drunk, choosing to resist the roach instead of giving in to his rival.”
On page 52, there is a dumb grammatical error. Please forgive us!
Thanks to Ron Edwards and many others for pointing these out.
John Hill’s D&F Sketches
So, so funny…falling off the wagon, drowning while drunk, drowning in a kiddie pool, and falling in love. There are a lot of hilarious details - the most bad-ass monster a thirteen-year-old ever made up (”It’s like a squid with a fish head - and it has a zombie inside it’s mouth!“), the girl’s gone wild moment with the old wizard, the h0t lesbian sex0rz. This is brilliant stuff.
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Invasion of the Star Monkeys
Yet another old game draft I wrote at some point, resurrected from beyond the digital grave. Like all the best board games, this one has never been played.
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D&F Art: More Wizardry
Eric Poole has taken Jason Turner’s slightly frumpy wizard and made her bad-ass! Seriously, this is going to be the best illustrated dumb game ever!
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