Posts Tagged ‘Pulp’
Jingle All the Way: Christmas One-Offs
The Christmas season is a time for cheer, goodwill, and of course, tabletop games. If you’re an avid TTRPG gamer looking for a way to add a bit of festivity to your sessions, consider planning a Christmas themed adventure. A well-crafted holiday story can bring your party closer together by immersing them in a festive…
Read MoreHow to Craft an Adventure for Dice Fiends
Ready! Hey, My Comancheros! Are you ready to embark on a gnarly role-playing adventure with your fellow Dice Fiends? Of course, you are! Creating an adventure for your next Tabletop Role-Playing Game (TTRPG) night can be a real righteous time, but it can also be a total bummer if you don’t know where to start.…
Read MoreShort Plots and Long Winter Nights
Hey, role-playing Comancheros! As the winter months drag on, many of us turn towards gaming as a means to push through. The long nights are broken by the loud cackles of laughter from riotous gaming tables as the players meet the machinations of crafty GMs head-on. Longer nights mean longer sessions and the opportunity to…
Read MoreArt of the One-Off!
Hey, Role-Playing Comancheros! It’s your old pal, Danny Jackson, here to talk about something totally radical – designing and writing a one-night adventure! We’ve all been there – your regular GM can’t make it, someone’s out of town, or you just want a quick, fast-paced adventure that you can wrap up in a single session.…
Read MoreHalloween Cryptid Series: The Bat Boy!
In the heart of the night, when the moon is aglow, And the wind through the pines does eerily blow, On All Hallows’ Eve, under a sky so starry, Unfolds a tale, both dreadful and scary.
Read MoreHalloween Cryptid Series: The Mothman
From the moment I began researching cryptids, the Mothman stood out as a creature of great intrigue. Initially, I had planned to save it for the final entry of my series, but its popularity and significance demanded its inclusion sooner. This legendary figure has captured the attention of millions, and with good reason. Let’s take…
Read MoreThe Tingler: Review
I use a skull and crosses, rating system, where one is the lowest ranking and three is the highest in each category. Crosses judge quality and acting/plot believability, while skulls relate to chills, thrills, and basic horror elements. The Tingler Total Score 2.0 Skulls/3.0 Crosses The Tingler is a classic horror movie directed by William…
Read MoreWorlds of Pulp-Savage Twilight™, 2024
A good friend recently asked me about my plans for Worlds of Pulp in 2024. I’m proud to say that I’ve already produced several successful titles, including Davey Beauchamp’s Amazing Pulp Adventures™, Rotwang City—The City of Shadows™, Ron Fortier’s Cape Noire™, and Wild West Horse Opera™. But there’s even more exciting content on the horizon!…
Read MoreHalloween Cryptid Series: Cave Creature
As the leaves turn orange and red, and the winds turn chilly, our minds turn to the supernatural, the unexplained, the spooky. In the spirit of Halloween, we’ll be delving today into the realm of cryptids, those mysterious creatures that may or may not exist beyond the fringe of mainstream science. Our focus will be…
Read MoreHalloween Cryptid Series: Grafton Monster
Critical Evaluation The Grafton Monster, as it is commonly referred to, is a creature of imposing stature, reported to stand between seven to nine feet tall and four feet wide. The skin of this purported beast is said to be strikingly white and oddly similar to that of a seal’s. Its most bizarre characteristic is…
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