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Aethera Field Guide

Aethera Field Guide

No new homebrew this week. Instead, I want to talk to you about the Aethera Field Guide. Jam packed full of plants, animals, and assorted other critters, each with their own ecology, the Guide is a great resource for any Pathfinder game that wants to incorporate something interesting and new. […]

Starfinder – Shield Spell

Agent Coulson demonstrates the importance of shields

One thing I’ve been noticing more and more in my Starfinder games is that there are very few spells available to the casters that provide an added level of protection. I’m sure there are good design reasons behind this, not the least of which is the level playing field that […]

Pathfinder – Kingdom Zombies

Since Night of the Living Dead zombies have been a phenomenon, and every so often they rise from their unquiet rest to take over popular media for a time. For the most part the zombies themselves stay the same monster, with the notable addition of the ‘fast’ zombie some 17 […]

Starfinder – Cowboy Bebop

Cowboy Bebop

A bit late in the day this week, as I’ve been busy on other projects. But enough about that – 3, 2, 1 let’s jam! This week I’ll be doing a quick rundown on how to adapt the brilliant Cowboy Bebop to Starfinder. First off, there is a lot that […]

Starfinder Against Humanity

pangender space octopus

I’m always looking for material to draw from for game content, and inspired by a recent Cards Against Humanity card, I thought I’d do something a bit larger scale this week. Introducing the Pangender Space Octopus, searching the cosmos for love, a starship tier creature. PANGENDER SPACE OCTOPUS TIER 5 […]

Starfinder – The Mugato

The Mugato

Boldly go where venomous unicorn apes attack! Just like how fantasy rpgs draw from a wealth of myths and legends to draw inspiration for monsters, Sci-Fi is full of strange and terrible creatures to adapt and throw at your players. This week I bring a famous (or perhaps infamous) beast […]

Starfinder – The Thing

The Thing

Winter is here, and with the coming of the cold and snow I can’t help but think of a certain Antarctic scientific outpost and the terribly alien shape shifter that showed up one day. I am, of course, referring to The Thing, as chronicled in the 1982 movie by John […]