Cypher Design Diary: Designing the Game We Want to Play
When you drive a car and something doesn’t work precisely the way you think it should, you notice. Maybe you […]
Cypher Design Diary: Designing the Game We Want to Play
When you drive a car and something doesn’t work precisely the way you think it should, you notice. Maybe you […]
Cypher Design Diary: Designing the Game We Want to Play
One of the things that makes The Magnus Archives Roleplaying Game, currently crowdfunding and under development, so exciting for us
As I’ve worked on The Magnus Archives Roleplaying Game, I’ve deviated from the standard Cypher System rules that many of
A Guest for Mr. Cypher: Cypher System Rules and The Magnus Archives
Path of the Planebreaker is a planar sourcebook for players and GMs filled with the wonders, terrors, mysteries, and treasures of
Break on Through to Another Plane
We wanted a fresh at-the-table experience to help guide our design on a book dedicated to superheroes. So, here’s what happened during our first playtest of Claim the Sky, where we played our original heroes in a session run by Monte.
ISSUE #1: BROOD X IS BORN | Claim the Sky Designer Playtest Report
Converting Ptolus wasn’t simply a matter of opening the original files, updating the rules information, and sending the revised files off to the printer—it took a lot of work and attention to detail, all with the dual intentions of preserving the feel of the original Ptolus and making sure that the new versions were as user-friendly as possible.
Game Design Challenge: Converting Ptolus Part 2
Converting Ptolus wasn’t simply a matter of opening the original files, updating the rules information, and sending the revised files off to the printer—it took a lot of work and attention to detail, all with the dual intentions of preserving the feel of the original Ptolus and making sure that the new versions were as user-friendly as possible.
Game Design Challenge: Converting Ptolus Part 1
First Responders promises to make scenarios dealing with a major crisis or disaster as gripping as any other RPG scenario. This
Making Crises Exciting in First Responders
The Origin is a companion sourcebook for Claim The Sky. Whereas Claim The Sky presents a world in which superheroes are a fact of
Like its forerunner genre books (The Stars Are Fire, Stay Alive!, We Are All Mad Here, and Godforsaken), Claim the
Want a glimpse into what we’re planning to do with superheroes in the Cypher System? Here’s an annotated outline for Claim
I’m sure it’s no surprise that I’m a life-long fan of science fiction. That means I consumed the sci-fi contents