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| Photos from Lucca Comics and Games 2009 |
(yes, the one in the album preview is me in a “dashing pilot” attire for the Spirit of the Century demo/announce)
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Category: sotc
Library of Congress SOTC Characters! (part 3)
…I can’t stop!
Jim Flynn – The Thunder Punch!
- Smashing smack
- Never let a fight mess your hair!
- Strong as a bull
…and there’s more!
Library of Congress SOTC Characters! (part 2)
Now, this is a REAL Spirit of the Century Character!
Hélène Dutrieu, the Amazing Flying Gal
- Cycling record woman
- Oh, dear! Another plane crash!
- It’s got wings: I can fly this
- WWI Ambulance Driver
- Worldwide renown and awards
Dudes… she was a Centurion, no doubt about that, at all
Library of Congress SOTC Characters!
As suggested by drivingblind, I’m browsing the Flickr account of the Library of Congress (!) searching for perfect SotC characters.
Here is the first:
The Light Shedder!
Rugged Technician
- The truth will come to Light!
- Let me grab my toolbox.
- Used to life under the sun
New Pulp Novel Covers
On the request of Blue Wendt, I made some new pulp novel covers for the Spirit of the Century characters he will be using at Origins.
Here they are:
Playing RPGs ofer the net
So, recently me and my gaming buddies are preparing to do some experiments with playing tabletop RPGs over the ‘net. There are actually a number of software tools that are built to facilitate it, some of them are even free (and often opensource).
A pretty common characteristic of these programs is that they are built with very tactical games in mind, the sort that needs miniatures, a battlemap, and lots of minutia such as areas of effect, facing, status of the minis, and so on. For our experiment we will use MapTool, a free java app that features a shared map, chat, dice rollers.
We will be playing Spirit of the Century, instead. The game can be tactical in its own way, but it does not strictly need minis, and so on. What we will really need is a table instead… after all this is a tabletop game!
I’ve set up a “map” with maptool that will work as our shared tabletop: each player will have the “variable” part of his charsheet on it, so that wounds and consequences can be written on them, and a set of chips representing the game’s Fate Points, so that the players can bid them, and see at a glance the points.
You can see the Fate Points virtual chips here:
and a sample setup of the table in my rpg pages.
