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Year: 2008

  • Star Wars: The Game

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    Make Characters: Name Select Character Type & note skills & note number of dice to roll. Each group must have one 3 dice character type and can only have one 5 dice character type. Make up a Star Wars description Jedi Knights pick one skill from any other Character Type. Character Types Jedi Wanna Be…

  • Star Wars: The Game

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    Play structure: Make characters: 1. Name. 2. Type: Jedi Wanna-be, Jedi Knight, Jedi Master, Troop, Troop Leader, Wookie, or Smart-Ass 3. Description 4. Pick 4 skills that character will always fall back on. Resolution Mechanic: Roll d6. If Jedi Wanna-be, Troop, or Smart-Ass then 1-3 equal success. If Jedi Knight, Wookie, Troop Leader then 1-4…

  • Twitter Game

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    Set-up Select a theme for your game and gather up players. You have 140 characters to name, describe, pimp-out your character who is in-sync with the theme. Person who suggested the game, describes the opening scene. Play begins. RULE ONE: You cannot tweet again until two other people tweet. Your move must be contained in…

  • Lost Wedding Ring

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    This is my entry for The Role-playing Poem Challenge. Lost Wedding Ring a game for 4 to 10 lost wedding ring- fireflies flicker across the field

  • Children Monks: A role-playing poem

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    You play holy reincarnated monks as children found by the monastery and destined to become great leaders. Children will be children. To break you of your childhood, the master monks have given you a plate of peas to count while blindfolded. You’ll spend the day counting peas in order to break you of your childhood.

  • The Adventures of Blake Borrow, World-Class Archaeologist

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    It’s 1880 and Marcelino Sanz de Sautuola just published the results of his most recent discovery. He found and surveyed a significant cave painting discovery in a remote area of Spain. It’s made him world-famous, and he’s now worshiped among the Community of Archaeologists Valorously Exploring, or C.A.V.E. for short. They even hung a full-sized…