Adapted from the original I wrote for the fantasy audio magazine CANDLE. Under the Ogl’s Gaze Recently there’s been plenty of turmoil in the roleplaying hobby, especially among publishers, about the rumored moves by…Continue readingRoleplay Is Folk Art
Author: Luka
Being a bit of theory musing on the invention of characters. Most players have to worry about one, at most a couple of characters. The so-called player character and their pets and sidekicks (henchmen,…Continue readingRoll First Characters
An overview of where my writing and drawing is at.Continue readingMaking a Game: There and Back Again
—The slow horizon has eaten the living god. The millennial city falls. Gore runs in the archaic streets. Bones break beneath the stud wheels of the conquerors. —”Reason!” they yell as they sack the…Continue readingCreative Permutations: Dead City
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Spells: Inventing and Assembling
Inventing spells and spell albums for S.E.A.C.A.T. Also, the spell album of the cosmic logos for your perusal.Continue readingSpells: Inventing and Assembling
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Magic with Life and Inventory
Being a nearly unformatted copy-paste of the magic rules of the Seacat roleplaying game for the Vastlands and other strange places.Continue readingMagic with Life and Inventory
What is this world if not an invention of our imagination? —Pater Prester Ioannes, Apocalypsis of Prester Ioannes (1:16). In the Ultraviolet Grasslands the civilised regions of the Circle Sea, the Rainbowlands, are only…Continue readingMonochrome Rainbow: Dekapolis
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How To Use the Lastlands
How to use the different Lastlands books – an overview – Witchburner, Longwinter, etc.Continue readingHow To Use the Lastlands
Why roleplaying never works as written and why this is a good thing and how this excerpt is clickbait.Continue readingNever As Written
It is published. A beautiful duotone risograph print limited edition is available at Exalted Funeral until stocks last (as of 31/10 still available) for 12.00 credits. It is also available as part of a…Continue readingLet Us In: A One-Shot Horror