Numenera 2 allows players to choose from a total of six different character types: the Glaive, Nano, and Jack described in Numenera Discovery, and...
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Character type is the core of a character. Type helps determine a character’s place in the world and relationship with other people in...
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Like many things, the Sooth Deck serves multiple purposes in Invisible Sun. As a part of the setting, the Sooth Deck is a...
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Note: Invisible Sun is now available for preorder, which gets you bonus material! When I was a kid I liked to look at all the...
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When designing a roleplaying game (or setting), one of the first questions you ask yourself is, “What do characters do in this game?”...
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Your NPCs are always memorable, with interesting backstories and personality quirks. You’ve populated your campaign with strange and unique monsters. You just wrapped...
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When I created Numenera, I wrote in a design diary that I didn’t like character creation. I said that I like getting right...
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I’ve written in other venues about the “thrill of the hunt.” And by that, I mean the hunt for that one back issue...
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I’ve always known that in the world of Invisible Sun—the Actuality—death is not what we think it to be here in Shadow. Death...
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I’m a poet by nature. My fellow poets and I used to play a game called, “I Can Break Your Heart in Six...
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Spells, rituals, and so on in RPGs rarely feel like magic in fiction or real world occult studies because they’re usually so straightforward and...
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I am learning as much or more designing Invisible Sun as I have during any other design. It’s as though the game itself...
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