Monthly Archives: January 2007

Cherry Hinton

Posted on January 28, 2007 by matt

I have a friend who looks just like Cherry Hinton. No, not the town. The character Jared Earle used to play in SLA Industries who was nicely illustrated by Dave Allsop. The really weird thing is that she even calls … Continue reading →

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Looking for some men in tights

Posted on January 27, 2007 by matt

Back in 1998/99, we played my WatchTower campaign with Aidan, Gavin, John, Alan (and Iain briefly). The team took over an Avengers-style franchise in San Francisco and fought several implacable foes, befriended some, lost others and rid the world of … Continue reading →

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Gaming Last Night: Gizeh and ZOMBIES!!!

Posted on January 23, 2007 by matt

Last night’s effort consisted of a rather fun 3D game of Connect 4 called Gizeh. And then we played the Zombies!!! boardgame. Gizeh really is quite brain tiring as it’s a race to win all the 4s and you keep … Continue reading →

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One sentence settings…

Posted on January 19, 2007 by matt

This is kinda reminiscent of the “Six Word Stories” posting from a while back and also acts as a reminder for you to go read Story-Games. Just do it. It’s the right thing to do. Anyway, the concept is a … Continue reading →

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Paleography…

Posted on January 5, 2007 by matt

From the National Archives, a tutorial on paleography. Fascinating subject and with a little work you can use it to construct some fairly classy looking props for games. I was first introduced to it by my friend Paul and found … Continue reading →

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