Up and coming
Not a lot of blogtime today, so instead I’m going to tell you what’s coming up Real Soon. By which I mean “whenever Tiscali get their fingers outta their asses”. We should be back online yesterday, today or tomorrow (or two weeks ago) depending on which semi-literate call-centre bod you speak to over there in sunny Bangladesh.
So anyhow, when we’re back online there’ll be posts like this……….
- Sunless Citadel 4e conversion all done and dusted in a pretty PDF ready to slip into the cover of your adventure and run
- A stonkin’ DAZ Studio tutorial. Or two. Or three
- I’m selling off my old and venerable Dragon and Dungeon magazines (1977 vintage and beyond!) for a few dollars each, two or three at a time. Want a piece of history? Watch this space!
- Lots of loverly Mutants & Masterminds goodness
- New announcements, translations and downloads over at Microlite20. Oh yeh. The fans have been Very Busy in my absence :D
- More Kobold Love, Microlite20 (and probably M&M) style
- and much, much more.
Meantime, a question for y’all.
Do people actually buy these? Seriously?
‘Cos I could make these in my sleep.
The Devil Dances
Later!
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