Illustration by Edward Borein In any creative endeavor, there are people who inspire us—who push us to do more or lead us down paths we ha...

Taking a bit of a side track with all the crazy stuff going on in my life I've picked my western RPG, Hurled Into Eternity back to the ...

  The Old West town of Timber Ridge underway   I’ve embarked on the creation of a Western town for such games as W arhammer Historical – Leg...

This post explains why I haven't updated the blog in a few weeks: the first true print out of the rules for Hurled into Eternity, at l...

(Quick Note: No I have not forgot my series of "Playing 1st edition AD&D" , next post is almost ready to go but still needs a ...

Well, after a fairly busy and interesting fall I'm now finally ready to *ahem* "climb back in the saddle" with Hurled into Ete...

  That is what the ad said "Just mail away!" and man, I always wanted one. But for some reason I never actually sent it in. Chalk ...

The movie Silverado . As noted, it made my list of top ten favorite westerns (favorite, not necessarily the best). Silverado is a wicked f...

Time for a micro blog update. Since June I've been toiling away most nights in my man cave working on my first RPG. But, the story of th...

  Continuing my read-through of lesser-known Western RPGs and modules, today I’m taking a look at Western City , designed by Jörg Dunne and ...

  Cover art by Bill Willingham Boot Hill modules were something of a mixed bag. This is especially true when you consider that BH1 through ...