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Call of the Watch Crow, Part-3
Recap: The terrible war between The Consortium and the Black Sun Empire continues to rage unceasingly, high above V’Lusia. Masked by the chaos, the V’Lusian government is toppled by a barbaric enemy; resultantly, its slave armies scatter across the land. The violence escalates as a mysterious conspiracy is enacted, coordinated by an unknown agency using…
Read MoreCall of the Watch Crow, Part-2
Recap part 1: The V’lusian warlord Zahnak was usurped by The Poison Hoard. His slave armies were routed. Kall-Ku, a mercenary slave, incidentally freed by the violence, fled across the wilderness; a subdermal implant has become active and gave him instructions, directing him to find the Meinor space station so that he can join the…
Read MoreJeff Smith: Mighty Mace
Jeff Smith operated the conventions MACE and mini mace. When we were first announcing Davey Beauchamp’s Amazing Pulp Adventures, we offered tuckerisms as a prize in the convention auction. A tuckerism is when your name is used in a work of fiction. Jeff won and sat down with Davey Beauchamp and laid out Mighty Mace.…
Read MoreCall of the Watch Crow, Part 1
The Consortium-Black Sun war had finally come to the world of V’Lusia-4 and brought its indiscriminant devastation with it. First, its terrible touch could be seen in the skies as military Starfighters waged a brutal melee high above, while immense capital ships traded blazing volleys in the night; the fury visible, even from the planetary…
Read MoreThe Romance of Starships
The Crucible listed port and starboard, caught in solar winds as it cut through the historic star-pass between New Sparta and Octavo-Signum, Star Captain Dotrellan’s eyes narrowed as he peered through the view screen at the utterly vacant blackness known as the Desolation; it was a journey that promised danger, cold, and adventure. This…
Read MorePortent and the Coward’s Last Chance
Based on the Masked Marvel, originally published by Youthful Magazines, 1949; created by Graham Ingels Arizona, 1876 Reuben Parks drove his oxcart into the badlands, Everything he owned left behind in the tiny town of Horseshoe. It didn’t much matter; the likelihood of finding safety now, was slim. If he were lucky he might survive…
Read MorePortent and the Long Hard Climb-A Western Tale
Based on the Masked Marvel; Youthful Magazines (1949); created by Graham Ingels. Arizona, 1876.Every February, Chet Fairchild made the journey up the Kachinas to visit, “Old Man” Aaron Fennessey. The black steed, Whirlwind made the climb up the snow mottled slope; a discreet outlaw-trail called The Lost Highway. Some years back Chet came this way…
Read MoreFire and Portent – A Western Tale
This story is based on the Masked Marvel, published by Youthful Magazines; created by Graham Ingels In the town of Crucible Rock 1876, townies watched as Blindside Avenue’s most popular den of depravity burned. Most folks believed Nasty Mikes was a sight more than a saloon and dance hall, it was a safe harbor for…
Read MoreHere we go again-Nightclub Names
I am back with more names that may help your games a fiction get a little more zest. Last time I presented names of famous Bulls as starship names, Think that was a reach? Watch this. Still sifting through Bull names, I pulled together a list that seemed appropriate for taverns, nightclubs, cantinas, saloons, etc.…
Read MoreCool Ship Names-That’s No Bull!
Since there always seems to be a need to come up with creative names for ships in many RPGs. I thought that I would share one method I stumbled across. With Rogue Space™ rounding the bend for Worlds of Pulp™, it seems timely, so enjoy. A great resource that I found for naming warships and…
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