Dearest ████████,

January 17th, 1936

  Congratulations! You have been selected for induction to the Society of Historical Recovery. Your skills and abilities have long been observed and have been found fit for our organization. We would like to invite you to our opening ceremonies taking place in █████████████, where there will be refreshments and amenities available. 

  Unfortunately, the celebrations may be short. We have received word that the Japanese paramilitary group, ███████████████, has discovered the fabled █████████████ and is en route to Peking by way of rail through Manchuria. A plane will be at the ready to bring you and your colleagues to █████████ and using your aforementioned impressive skills and abilities will secure said artifact from the hands of evil.

  We thank you for your cooperation and immediate response to this letter.

Sincerely,

Z

Back From The Dead

Hello! I'll be returning from my long hiatus from blogging with a few posts to keep my thoughts in order with some games I'm running. It's been a few years (like 3...whoops!) so here's what I am running:

-Revenge: A Pirate RPG: A hack of D&D Frankenstein'd together with elements of other systems. There's a decent draw from the upcoming Driftwood Verses and Weird on the Waves but set in 1716, the Golden Age of Piracy. It is low magic, with Witches being extremely rare and shunned from society. Skeletons, Dire Whales, and other supernatural creatures can be found however. I run this one weekly to bi-weekly.

-Raiders! Thrilling Tales of Fortune and Glory: A very light Story Game-esque system based on Apocalypse World and The Stolen Century from TAZ. Set in the 1930s, players take rolls as artifact hunters seeking to protect the world from evil. Almost like League of Extraordinary Gentleman meets Indiana Jones. I run this monthly with a rotating group. Each adventure is a one-shot.

There you have it. I'll probably post a bunch this week from the two games to mind dump everything I have been working on.  Stay tuned!