Monthly Archives: March 2015

Give the People What I Want

Posted on March 31, 2015 by Fraser

I have a lot of ideas – ideas for games, ideas for adventures, ideas for fiction – so when it comes time to choose, I sometimes have problems. What should I work on? How should I do it? Who is … Continue reading →

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Fiction? No. Inspiration? Yes.

Posted on March 23, 2015 by Fraser

I’m working on a chapter outlining inspirations for one of my games, in the sense of media inspirations rather than mechanical ones. It’s interesting how much non-fiction inspires me. Granted, in almost all cases, it is in conjunction with fiction … Continue reading →

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Designing the Design

Posted on March 16, 2015 by Fraser

Some discussions have erupted in places I frequent regarding adventure design. I find the discussion fascinating, especially since I have recently struggled through preparing two adventures for publication – one in the Nefertiti Overdrive Quickstart and the second for the … Continue reading →

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Accidental Pairings in Nefertiti Overdrive

Posted on March 12, 2015 by Fraser

In working on another adventure for Nefertiti Overdrive (for the backers who pledged for a game over the internet) I realized something about the characters that was cool but totally unplanned. Each pair of characters has a female and male … Continue reading →

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Mountain Dwarf Tree-Huggers Anonymous

Posted on March 2, 2015 by Fraser

With the writing for Nefertiti Overdrive done and off to the editor, I have time to take a breath and relax a bit. During that breather, I got back to playing D&D with my children (two daughters, aged 6 and … Continue reading →

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