I haven’t posted anything to this blog in a while now, for various reasons. I’ve started working on a novel, I’ve been playing in some play-by-post games, I’ve been drawing, I’ve had all of these other creative outlets for when I wanted to make something. I’d apologize about the lack of content, but I don’t […] Read more
Huto Mellenhoz did not like anything about this particular assignment. He did not like the clothes, he did not like moving so unsubtly, and most of all he did not like the way that operating openly as agents of the Imperial Chancery made Liel think that she could get away with the casual cruelty that […] Read more
It’s been a while since I’ve posted on this blog. I make no excuses, other than I’ve been busy. Busy with an internship that I’ve been meaning to post about, busy with living in New York City (also meant to post about that), busy with Borderlands 2 and a dozen other things. I’m not running […] Read more
So I wake up today and see this posted as a comment on my About page. Hey man! My name is Oliver Raymond, I’m from Melbourne, Australia, And I fucking dig your Gutterpunk setting, I’m interested in how you run your urban adventures, as I’m intending on starting up a gritty, low-magic, urban fantasy campaign […] Read more
Games I’ve run, given names by prominent lines from them. The current Pathfinder game: “Fortune favors the bold, boys” The previous D&D game: “The door is made of dragons” The Gutterpunk game: “C***s!” The SCP game: “Airships are always necessary” The Paranoia game: “Rig it to explode and weld the door shut” The old D&D […] Read more
The Pathfinder game started last Saturday. It went well, though it was a little slow at first. I had the brilliant idea of having the characters start separate from each other in several different groups, which turned out to not work so well, but as soon as everyone met up and introduced themselves things started […] Read more
A (not particularly detailed) map of my campaign world. Click on the picture to make it larger so you can actually read the stuff written on it. Warning: the file is kind of big. Read more
A vote was held last week on what we wanted to play next quarter. The decision was that everyone wanted to play a new D&D-style campaign set in the same world as the old one. So, while it looks like we’re not going to be revisiting the adventures of our former party of characters, we […] Read more
It occurs to me that I haven’t posted anything on here in some time. Let’s remedy that with this picture and short discussion of the enigmatic figure known to the players of my D&D game as “Mr. Rich.” I put the name in quotation marks because it is likely that this is an alias of […] Read more
Despite the D&D game not happening currently, I still can’t resist drawing things for it… The Guild of Assessment is the police/investigative organization controlled by the Princeps of the Grey City. Initially intended to be an impartial investigator and judge in mercantile disputes and crimes, the Guild’s purview has expanded since the Grey City fell […] Read more
