Other Work


From time to time I write something that belongs to another system or based on someone else’s intellectual property. Any of those things will go here.

Sadly, it’s not possible to protect games and game related stuff in the same way you can protect music, and books, but anything that’s here is here with the permission of those “Giants” whose shoulders I’m standing on.

 

THE WIZARD’S EGG (5e)
The Wizard’s Egg (on DTRPG)

Ride a hippogriff, break into a magical laboratory, blow up a wizard. That’s entertainment!

In collaboration with Shadows of Pindus I worked on this adventure with a unique flavour. Check it out. 

 

FIASCO PLAYSET
Zany Town

Being a clown is no laughing matter.

An amusement park is a place of happiness, a carefree escape from the daily grind. But if your life is spent making sure other people have fun, then having fun is the daily grind.

Along with a grind like that imagine doing it in pancake makeup or as the back end of a horse and you’ll see why the laughter of children gets old pretty fast.

Now top all that off with a boss who doesn’t give a rat’s ass for the craft of clowning and zero job security, because sure as shit, if an investigation into that incident doesn’t close the park, then any day now some developer’s going bulldoze it to make way for 500 self-storage units so a group of assholes can delay the inconvenience of having to throw away their fucking beany baby collections.

It’s bad enough being a clown without being a cliché too, but sometimes you just can’t hold in the tears, and to a little punk, the only thing funnier than your tears of impotent rage is the look on your face after they’ve just punched you in the balls.

 

Guess what Designer of Fiasco, Jason Morningstar had to say about Zany Town?!

This is a very fine playset! I sort of workshopped it… and I love the way it turned out.

 

GRIM- One Page Dungeon entry 2017
My literal last minute (I made the deadline at :59) entry to the 2017 contest, Grim. In hindsight, the size of the writing in the image of the submarine was too small for viewing on regular sized monitors and impossible on phones, but if you zoom in the detail is, at least, there. Anyway, it’s nice to get something off your plate.