[Review] Warhammer Age of Sigmar Roleplay: Soulbound

I was already long retired from my days of pushing little painted fantasy army men when I’d heard of Age of Sigmar, the remix of the Warhammer Fantasy Battles setting where Grimdark gave way to something new. I remember there was a lot of opinions about it, both good and bad, but I was so […]

[Guest Review] Berlin the Wicked City for Call of Cthulhu

Hi there! I’m Lanz, a new-ish Keeper of Arcane Lore. I’ve been running Call of Cthulhu games for only two and a half years, so the perspective you’ll see in this review is from a new Keeper’s point of view. I saw this book posted on Chaosium’s website a while ago, and I immediately assumed […]

[Let’s Study: Trinity Continuum Core] Part 3c Action Types and Sequences

As with most action-oriented RPGs, Trinity concerns itself a lot of little details in Action sequences. Rounds, Ticks and Focus In an action sequence, players roll for initiative which is the lower of Athletics + Cunning or Empathy + Dexterity. The number of successes rolled determines the character’s tick rating. This is important because there […]

[Let’s Study: Trinity Continuum Core] Part 3b Conditions and Scale

Holy crap it’s been a while. Quarantine is still in effect in Manila, Philippines so I’ve been on a state of emergency all this time. But I figured I need to start re-establishing routine, and what better way to do it than to continue the Trinity Continuum Let’s Study series. When we last left off, […]

[Let’s Study: Trinity Continuum Core] Part 3a The Core Mechanic

We’re back with a Let’s Study session for Trinity focusing on the core mechanics that drive the Storypath system. 10-sided Dice Pools Here’s some familiar territory. The Storypath system relies on the use of pools of 10-sided dice that are determined by the Attribute + Skill being tested. This pool is then rolled and every […]