These are the last days of the Fermi Resolution Worldbook Backerkit!

Less than forty eight hours to go on my tabletop roleplaying game project! The Fermi Resolution Worldbook is useful for both gamers and my fiction readers, as it doubles as a reference for the Fermi Resolution series. Plus, there’s art, maps, and even hints about future stories! I’m not saying you have to get it, but it’ll be useful.

Check it out today!

72 hours left on the Lead & Chrome Backerkit!

Lead & Chrome is of course the Fermi Resolution Worldbook‘s cross-collaboration partner in Backerkit, and they’re having a great crowdfunding, too. But every little bit helps, right? Like mine, Lead & Chrome is a post-apocalyptic TTRPG, only with more guns and mutants. I was gonna say that if you were the kind of person who remembers Hell Comes To Frogtown fondly, you’d probably enjoy it – but apparently saying this dates me, because HCTF DVDs are going for insane prices on Amazon. Like, almost two hundred dollars a pop.

…I backed Lead & Chrome, okay? I would’ve even if we weren’t partnering up on this. Check ’em out.

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Tweet of the Day, Indexing Rules Exist For A REASON, WotC edition.

And this is why: so that you don’t scatter all of your monsters throughout the book. And before you ask, When would this matter? The answer is, it matters when you know you need a dragon, or a giant, or whatever for an encounter – but you don’t know which kind of monster would best suit it. It’s much easier to figure out when your dragons are all organized as Dragon (Green), Dragon (Red), Dragon (White) or whatever.

You get the impression that WoTC kind of resents still having to sell actual books.