HNY!

Happy New Year from the heart of Mnemosyne Complex...you'll have a chance to learn more about that in the coming year over at Hereticwerks.

Mr. H on the CC

We recently ran across an article by James Hutchings (of Teleli and Age of Fable,etc.)  that discusses and explains the use of Creative Commons for writers (and game bloggers as well...). The article is available at the Full Moon Bites blog and they are having a give-away offer of James' excellent recent publication 'The New Death and Others.' The article is worth reading, and it's a nice offer for a free book -- and the book is a wonderful read as well.

Weird Adventures Now Available in PDF-format!

Trey Causey's Magnum Opus Weird Adventures is now ready for immediate download as a PDF at RPGnow andDrivethruRPG both.

• It's 165 pages (black and white with 4 full color maps) featuring: 
• City Confidential--A guide to the 5 baronies, numerous neighborhood, and weird locales of the City. 
• A guide to the Strange New World beyond the City, including the mysterious jungles of Asciana, morbid and insurrection-torn Zingaro, the gambler-haven of Faro City, and much more. 
• Thirty new monsters from "Black Blizzard" para-elemental to "Zombie, Cuijatepecan." 
• Adventure seeds and a mini-crawl through the City's largest (and weirdest) park. 
• Art by old school stalwarts Johnathan Bingham, Chris Huth, and Stefan Poag, plus great work for comic artists Reno Maniquis and Adam Moore, among others. 

We highly recommend this book -- it is a highly enjoyable read, even if you never ever use it in a game.

It is simply gorgeous, filled with excellent artwork, and a real pleasure to flip through. Trey's setting truly comes alive before your very eyes and before too long you'll be caught up in his imaginative tour de force. The City is an amazing place. You won't regret your time spent there.