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Faith in Play #62: Theocracy

January 3, 2023 by M. J. Young, Chaplain 1 Comment

This is Faith in Play #62:  Theocracy, for January 2023. Whether our imagined worlds are vast universes or small villages, there is always someone, person, people, or other, who is in charge.  We call that government.  In most of our medieval-themed worlds, and many of our futuristic ones, we envision a monarchial feudalism.  In the … [Read more…]

Posted in: Chaplain's Corner, Faith in Play Tagged: caesar, christian gamers guild, democracy, fantasy, feudalism, futuristic, god, gods, government, guidance, Israel, joshua, judges, medieval, michael garcia, monarchy, monotheism, moses, oracle, pantheon, pharaoh, plato, priests, prophets, sci-fi, science fiction, theocracy, winston churchill

Starfinder Stuff for Pathfinder Second Edition

October 27, 2020 by thegamemaster Leave a Comment

Conversion rules for the inclusion of Starfinder content in a Pathfinder Second Edition game, if you like to mix your chocolate and peanut butter. Starfinder Stuff can be taken from the Starfinder Core Rulebook, Armory, and any other official Starfinder resource with GM approval. Normally, these would be located or obtained through events in the … [Read more…]

Posted in: Games, Tutorials Tagged: conversion, D20, fantasy, pathfinder, pathfinder 2e, pathfinder second edition, rules, sci-fi, science fiction, starfinder

Faith in Play #34: Guidance and The Machine

September 1, 2020 by M. J. Young, Chaplain 1 Comment

This is Faith in Play #34:  Guidance and The Machine, for September 2020. Some people I know are terrified of the vision of the world in Person of Interest, the television series currently available on Netflix.  In it, a man going by the name of Harold Finch has created a hardware/software combination that monitors and … [Read more…]

Posted in: Chaplain's Corner, Faith in Play Tagged: artificial intelligence, camera, cell phone, computer, data, devotional, father brown, god, guidance, hardware, harold finch, john reese, joss carter, lionel fusco, metaphor, moses, Netflix, paul, Person of Interest, prophet, root, saint paul, samantha groves, sameen shaw, sci-fi, science fiction, scifi, software, terrorism, terrorist, terrorist attacks, The Machine

RPG-ology #33: Flirting

August 18, 2020 by M. J. Young, Chaplain Leave a Comment

This is RPG-ology #33:  Flirting, for August 2020. There was a Game Ideas Unlimited article of this title that addressed these ideas (not, it should be noted, romance).  That article appears to have been lost, and this is an attempt to address the ideas afresh. We roleplay for many different reasons.  Ron Edwards has identified … [Read more…]

Posted in: Chaplain's Corner, RPG-ology Tagged: asia, bullies, character death, characters, creative agenda, death, engineer, evil, fighters, Game Ideas Unlimited, gamism, GNS, gunslinger, medieval, Narnia, outer space, post-apocalyptic, role-playing, roleplaying, saturn 5, sci-fi, science fiction, starship, swordfighter, toontown, western, wild west, wizard

RPG-ology #31: Screen Wrap

June 16, 2020 by M. J. Young, Chaplain Leave a Comment

This is RPG-ology #31:  Screen Wrap, for June 2020. This was originally published on June 29, 2001, at Gaming Outpost, as Game Ideas Unlimited:  Screen Wrap. I usually call it “recursive occlusion”; but that’s because that’s what Peter Davison’s Doctor called it in Castrovalva, and now that I get around to thinking about what that … [Read more…]

Posted in: Chaplain's Corner, RPG-ology Tagged: Castrovalva, corridors, doctor who, dungeon, fantasy, Game Ideas Unlimited, Gaming Outpost, labyrinth, map, map-making, mapping, maps, matter transmission, matter transmitter, maze, minotaur, multiverser, Nimon, Peter Davison, recursive occlusion, sci-fi, science fiction, scifi, screen, space station, Tank, teleport, teleportation, the box, The Master, Tom Baker, transfer points, transmat, transmats, trap, Tristan, Tristan's Labyrinth, tunnels

Christ and the Dice #1: Introduction

May 28, 2019 by Osye E. Pritchett III Leave a Comment

My name is Osye E. Pritchett III (pronounced Oh-Sea). I am a Christian and a gamer. This is my story (abridged). To start I would like to affirm that I believe in God. I believe in the Incarnation; that is, I believe that God became man in the person of Jesus. Wholly God. Wholly man. … [Read more…]

Posted in: Christ and the Dice Tagged: battlestar galactica, blake's 7, buck rogers, c.s. lewis, chronicles of narnia, chupacabracon, CS Lewis, D&D, doctor who, dungeons & dragons, earthdawn, fantasy, gencon, iron kingdoms, Narnia, role-playing game, roleplaying game, roleplaying games, sci-fi, shadowrun, star trek, the chronicles of narnia, the hobbit, vampire: the masquerade

Tales From the Loop

October 30, 2018 by Leave a Comment

Last weekend I was invited to participate as a guest star in a session of Tales from the Loop (TFL), Simon Stålenhag’s RPG set in a science-fictionalized small town from the 1980’s. The Player Characters are a band of kids (12 – 15 years of age) who are caught up in mysterious events surrounding a secret … [Read more…]

Posted in: Games, Reviews, RPGs, Sessions to Remember Tagged: 1980's, dinosaurs, e.t., explorers, mad scientist, review, role-playing, roleplaying, rpg, sci-fi, science fiction, scifi, session report, simon Stålenhag, stranger things, super 8, tales from the loop, the goonies, velociraptor

Sci-Fi Gaming with 5th Edition D&D

December 27, 2016 by thegamemaster Leave a Comment

Modern Ops / Sci-fi using D&D 5e?? I thought to myself, sure, let’s go for it. I love modern ops, sci-fi, and D&D. Why not run D&D in space? So, first, I start with how firearms and modern weapons are covered in the DMG pages 267-268 and these two articles from WOTCs website: My New … [Read more…]

Posted in: Games Tagged: D&D, D20, dungeons and dragons, modern, rpg, rules, sci-fi, science fiction

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