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RPG Blog Carnival: Are we there yet? – Wrapping up
What a month! We had some great posts from a few folks and I appreciate every single one of them! If you missed the kick-off back on May 1st, check it out here — but let’s take a look at what our goal was and
Fie on Hexes, Fie!
This month, the blog carnival is all about travel and I think “Are We There Yet?” sums up the question we all have after a long time in the cart. In this post however, I want to talk a little bit about my love/hate relationship
Space. It’s big. How do we travel it without drowning in detail?
If you haven’t noticed yet, we have started a blog carnival this month here at Moebius Adventures. We ask the seemingly innocuous question — “Are we there yet?” And it’s all about traveling in our tabletop role-playing games. (Want to contribute? Check the bottom for
Guest Post: I would know this spell…
Or Why I Don’t Play Casters (Guest post by Dan Kifer) He lay there on the broken bricks of the temple, clutching his arm to his side, hoping his goddess would send enough love to attach it back before his life force spilled onto the
RPG Blog Carnival: Are we there yet?
It’s been a while since we’ve participated in one of the fantastic RPG Blog Carnivals now hosted by Scot Newbury over at Of Dice and Dragons, but I like to chime in when the stars align. This year, thankfully, I am able to not only
New Products – April 2020
Amazingly, we have not ONE but TWO product announcements this month! Aliens & Asteroids Cards, Deck 1 This deck of 99 cards were designed to serve as inspiration or reference for your A&A games. Use these Action, Item, Rule, and Traits cards to quickly answer
Ammo Printing
No matter how many rounds of ammunition you take with you on a mission, there’s always a chance you are going to run out. That’s why Acumen Ammunition has taken things a bit further to make sure you hardly ever run out. Welcome to the
Distances in Aliens & Asteroids
Though we often talk about space travel in Aliens & Asteroids, we usually hand wave over some of the huge distances involved. So let’s take a look at how to rectify that problem. Though we are dealing with space combat and space travel, I didn’t
Women in Gaming
Since seriously giving tabletop role-playing game publishing another go, I have been fortunate enough to cross paths with several strong, independent, creative women who are either playing games, running games, or writing games. (And I’m not leaving out my wife Evelyn or my two daughters
