Search the Community
Showing results for tags 'contest'.
Found 8 results
-
Glorantha has talent, or at least that is the impression amongst our Wind Words podcast crew, and we thought, “why not bring this talent into the spotlight?” So…. It’s time for a contest! While our crack team of Mostali craftsmen build us an edifice to house your Gloranthan talent, and our Grey Beard sages argue the minutiae of the rules to judge the competition, and we select the judges with an eye to them being open-minded, unlike Yelm’s Court when Orlanth brought the raucous horn and the radical “new music” to "the contest” let us entice you with some details! It is my great
- 65 replies
-
- 12
-
-
-
- wind words
- contest
- (and 1 more)
-
Wish you nice day, I need advice from you :-). I want to play a game, where all players are kings. The game should be divided to rounds of year or so. I there a mechanic, a rules or something, to build a kingdom? To mine, harvest, build fortress, build army, conquere ... in BPR? Thanks. Sx. 555
-
We've all seen similar scenarios in the comics or on assorted animated series: the hero of our favorite superhero title is confronted by a group of opponents whose members were given their abilities and are sponsored by a corporate entity. However, the largest private employer in the world isn't Stark Enterprises, Star Labs or Lexcorp. It's Walmart, rural dime store chain grown into a global phenomenon. It had to happen and today it has; as part of its exclusive promotion deal of the upcoming Man of Steel movie, Walmart has named its official superhero team (drawn and scripted by DC Comics
-
Blood and Badges contains the 9 winning entries for the 2010 BRP Adventure Contest: • I Sette Magnifici Bastardi by Kevin Ross (spaghetti western) • Blood and Badges by Jon Hook (western horror) • The Goblin Hoss by Kevin Scrivner (western horror) • In the Frozen Darkness by R.J. Christensen (fifties horror) • Out with a BANG by Tom Lynch (cyberpunk) • The Haunted Bridge by Rich LeDuc (fantasy) • Company Town: Stepchildren of the Night by Mike Czaplinski (humorous conspiracy) • From Pagania with Hate by Marko Ercegovi’c “Streebor” (medieval horror) • The Prison of Outlaws b -
Chaosium Incorporated has entered a contest to win a grant for up to $250,000. The contest is called Mission: Small Business and Chaosium Inc. has entered to be considered as a recipient, but they need our help. Please vote for Chaosium Inc. before the deadline on June 30th. It would be great for one of the oldest and smallest gaming companies to have a chance to win $250,000, we all know it could go a long way with Chaosium Inc. The information that voters need is: Name of Business: Chaosium Inc. State: California City: Hayward They already have 7 votes, another 243 and they -
[highlight]One Page Dungeon Contest 2012[/highlight]! Dates: Submission deadline is April 30, 0:00 GMT (Monday evening). If you live West of Greenwich, you will have to send in your submission a few hours before the end of the month! Winners will be announced June 1. Help spread the word! Prizes & Sponsors: Do you have prizes to donate? Let me know → kensanata@gmail.com! Submissions: Here's how to submit your entry. Create a One Page Dungeon. Submitting a dungeon to the contest releases it under the Creative Common Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 license with credit to the co
-
Here are the winning entries from the 2009 Chaosium BRP Adventure Contest. Explore mythic Australia, battle for lost New Caledonia, assist Boston police in a kidnapping, and make a strategic strike against the Nazi Occult Bureau in the 1930s! These and other adventures take place in different times and places, for Basic Roleplaying and the Basic Roleplaying Quickstart rules. 168 pages total. THE ADVENTURES INCLUDE: The Battle for New Caledonia, by Oscar Rios. The River Terror, by William Noble. Save Me an Angel, by R.J. Christensen. OPERATION: Mind Storm, by Jon Hook. The King, The Maiden
-
BRP Adventures presents thirteen adventures for the Basic Roleplaying system. These are drawn from the submissions from the first Basic Roleplaying Adventure Contest. Organized by genre, these stories illustrate the versatility of BRP and its adaptability to different kinds of storytelling. The following are the general genres and adventures included: • Fantasy: Sharazar, by Andrei Baltakmans. Travelers of Ka'rang, by Chad Bowser. King John's Treasure, by Jean-Philipe Chapleau. The Caravan, by Sverre Larne. • Horror: The Sign of the Goat, by Guy dondlinger. • Alternate Realities: Going
