The House of Light and Truth was a 7th Sea game, set in a Castillian university and cathedral. It was another effort at creating a "microcosm" game, where the PCs are intensely involved in one location, rather than traveling across the world.

All That Glitters was another 7th Sea game, set in the court of Charouse. It saw the importation of Odessa Blanchard from the Temple Silver into 7th Sea, and set up the Lorenzo Conspiracy that would be at the heart of the Red Ribbons tabletop game.

Tune In Next Week! was a game of pulp adventure. It's 1938, and our heroes will travel to the far corners of the globe to solve ancient mysteries, unearth lost treasures, and foil evil plots! LiveJournal ended up not being a good format for online play-by-post, and for a brief time I tried to wrap up the game as a single-author story.

The Temple Silver ran from December 1999 until 2005. It was my first experiment with what I call"microcosm" gaming - virtually all of the action took place in one medium-sized town with a modest cast of NPCs, and focused as much on interpersonal relationships as action. We chose not to adhere to the traditional 'party' format here, and got some very interesting and realistic roleplaying as a result. The town of Two Forks has been created in fine detail as a result of this game. The Archives are horribly out-of-date.

The Rabid Wombat Tavern ran from 1999 til 2001 and finally closed its doors. It was a traditional 'adventuring party' game and saw the development of Ehosia as well as the shape-changing elven assassins called dae faroth.

Last updated: 08/13/2007