A Bonus Playset, with Mutants
This month’s See Page XX column over at Pelgrane Press includes Nathan Russell’s entry in the RPG Geek playset-writing contest, The Fallout, all prettied up and with the radiation scrubbed off. Good stuff! If you enjoy rat kabobs, that is.
Red Front: The Seventh Passport
That sounds like the title for a bad action movie, does it not? Per Fischer and Malcolm Craig have written a marvelous Fiasco playset rooted in West Germany’s leftist terror of the seventies called Red Front – soon to be
Sci-Fi Genre – What a Fiasco!!
If you live anywhere near Durham, NC do yourself a favor! Grab some friends and come to our next “Taste of Fiasco” event at Sci-Fi Genre Comics and Games on Saturday, April 2 from 1pm to 5pm. Jason and Steve
Dungeon Squad AP
This just in: “Just a quick note to say that my son and I played Dungeon Squad today, and we had a blast! We planned on doing it for about 90 minutes or so, but he just loved it and
A Taste of Fiasco Tomorrow at Labyrinth in DC
If you’re in the D.C. area and would like to come to the “Taste of Fiasco” event at Labyrinth Game Shop tomorrow, there are still a few open seats. The event will be held from 3pm to 7pm. To reserve
Fiasco Cosplay
Daniele di Rubbo lays it down, Serious Man style at La Torre d’Avorio: This makes me so happy!
Bloody Forks of the Ohio on Play This Thing
Greg Costikyan reviews Bloody Forks of the Ohio for his Tabletop Tuesday column. I hope this will persuade people to try it, to try Lady Blackbird, and to see the potential for unhinged hacking that both games demonstrate iteratively.
T-72, a Fiasco Playset with an oil leak
Brad Murray, one of our friends at VSCA (makers of Diaspora and other fine games) had produced a something I’m really in love with: T-72, a Fiasco playset revolving around the miserable crew of a Soviet tank in 1981 Afghanistan.
A One Page NYC Dungeon
So there’s this One Page Dungeon contest, which is a fantastic idea. I wanted to enter last year but was over-committed. This year as soon as it was announced I jumped on it. There’s a certain freedom in the tightly