With the Infinite Re:Imagine team playing some Phantasy Star TTRPG, we found ZaffreRevolution's video on the history of the classic Phantasy Star series really helpful for getting re-familiarized with the franchise!
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Personal opinion-
I think Fantastic Four: First Steps was actually excellent and the best FF movie we've gotten by a significant amount. It was bright, nostalgic, and had a certain love for the source material. Maybe trying to do a bit too much, but that's a common issue these days.
* Valhalla Calling (Miracle of Sound)
* When Legends Rise (Godsmack)
So if you're wondering what I was listening to while working on the einherjar ancestry, there you go!
* Eye of the Storm (Godsmack)
* Hell Broke Luce (Tom Waits)
* I Stand Alone (Godsmack)
* Immortals (Henry Jackman)
* Judgement Day (Method Man)
* Kings Never Die (Eminem)
* The Phoenix (Fallout Boy)
* Rooster (Alice in Chains)
* Soldier's Eyes (Nathan Whitehead)
(cont.)
My Einherjar design playlist-
* Six Feet Under (Kissin Dynamite)
* Dead Don't Die (Shinedown)
* Angel Song (Nothing More)
* Tupilak (Tarrak)
* Riders in the Sky (Johnny Cash)
* Break on Through (The Doors)
* Bring Me To Life (Evanescence)
* Darkening Sky (Peter Bradley Adams)
(cont.)
I have learned that November is einherjar month over at Roll for Combat!
That means if you pick up the Year of Titans subscription now, not only will you get trolls, krakens, and satyrs, you'll also get the einherjar ancestry written by yours truly!
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Stan Brown (aka Stan!) is a good man who's been a part of the gaming industry for longer than many of the people in the industry have been alive. He's in a bad way right now and any help you can give him will be greatly appreciated!
www.gofundme.com/f/support-my...
Infamous fictional clown's assistant and attempted murderer Sideshow Bob Terwilliger appears on a ballot for the position of Snohomish County Charter Review Commissioner District 4. Or maybe it's a different Bob Terwilliger, who can say.
I don't agree with his Bart-killing policy ... but I do approve of his Selma-killing policy
New IR:I content is now out!
Mike and Matt check in with a new episode of the Infinite Re:Imagine podcast on YouTube!
youtu.be/jVExSKueQi4
If you're curious about the Phantasy Star TTRPG, we've written up a review of the game with our thoughts at the RPG review page on the Infinite Re:Imagine website!
www.infinitereimagine.com/reviews/phan...
The Infinite Re:Imagine team heads over to Matty Loves Movies to talk about The Princess Bride!
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Male vampire digital art portrait from vampire the Masqurade (vtm) game. It’s a close up image of his face, his hands adjusting the collar of his coat.
Elijah, a vampire from my 1927 VTM game
I've been reading these three games recently and I feel like, somewhere in a fusion of their best ideas with individual imperfections chipped away by synergistic comparison, there is the roadmap for a *spectacular* serialized urban fantasy experience.
Product cover depicting a kobbolin bandit set against a forested background, the Infinite Re:Imagine logo, the product title "The Road Less Traveled", and the author's name (Michael Sayre).
"The Road Less Traveled", a 1st-level introductory adventure for the Infinite Re:Imagine TTRPG, is now available on DriveThruRPG!
www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/5...
Our friends at GeekNative have published an interview with IR:I Director of Design, Michael Sayre, where they talk about the Infinite Re:Imagine TTRPG. Come check it out!
www.geeknative.com/198507/rpg-p...
Ksenna Polibarr
#Art #Commission for one of my supporters. She is a mercenary swordswoman for a #Pathfinder campaign.
www.patreon.com/jacobblackmon
Here’s my #Pathfinder2E Guardian review y’all!
youtu.be/4dtlZbQC1us?...
This class is CRAZY good. Awesome defender, amazingly thematic Feats, and a great playstyle that’s underexplored on the martial side of things in Pathfinder. Paizo did a banger job.
New post from "Tabletop & RPGs Archives - Geek, Anime and RPG news"!
@geeknative.bsky.social
#ttrpg #blog
"The Road Less Traveled", a 1st-level adventure for the Infinite Re:Imagine TTRPG, is now available on Amazon Kindle!
www.amazon.com/dp/B0FMMJ2LF...
Hmmm, time to go see what Matt and Nick were up to on the Infinite Re:Imagine Podcast while I was traveling to Indianapolis for GenCon and then up to beautiful (remote, rugged, tire-destroying) McCarthy, Alaska!
youtu.be/qfcNR-k7kW4
We are back from GenCon and swinging away with our next digital product, "The Road Less Traveled", a 1st-level adventure for the Infinite Re:Imagine TTRPG!
Step onto the Road and into the Dream with "The Road Less Traveled", available now!
www.infinitereimagine.com/store/p/adve...
I was JUST doing this math on a podcast.
GenCon Gems:
I found this cute social deduction (secret asshole 😅) game from Mosaic Games while wandering the exhibition hall. All the players are wedding crashers at an Indian wedding and you're about to he found out, so you have to erase evidence of being there and frame your buddies to escape 😆
I may be here at GenCon gaming with a host of my favorite people, but Matt and Nick are keeping the Infinite Reimagine Podcast running! See what they're talking about this time on the latest episode!
youtu.be/qfcNR-k7kW4
Oopsie Daisy! Looks like we accidentally uploaded the wrong version of the episode. Correct one is uploading presently. If you already downloaded it, you may wanna wait and get the version that actually has music and sfx!
YouTube version will be up by 9am pst.
Sorry about that, and thank you!
Episode 18 out today: Apologies in Advance!
The gang fights a vampire tree! Daphne (Onna) does an arson, Iimish (Benny) does some barbarian bullshit, and Lorelei (Alice) gets to digging. Taku (Mike) pulls off an incredible level up on the heels of Dean (Rosmo) cursing all of us
people from a cold climate, I tapped a little bit into my Tlingit lore and some more modern experiences and studies around indigenous people adapting to current-day social dynamics.
And of course, some purely fictional "big folks with four arms" mechanical fun 😁
Writing the shobhad ancestry for SF2 was fun and an opportunity to revist some of my older projects where I'd first started working on the PF2-engine take on the ancestry, notably my AP volume Doorway to the Red Star.
With the shobhad being established as a nomadic to semi-nomadic indigenous-
