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I've made my first two Lunar characters, ever, in any edition in the last few days - one who has a hermit crab spirit shape and another who's got a spider one. The first is a full moon geomancer, the second is a sorcerer no-moon. I've had a lot of conceptual issues with how Lunars were done in 1st and 2nd Ed. and I've got some mechanical issues that have bugged me when I was writing the characters up, but I worked with what the system gave me, and it was fun.
I've got an idea for an old-school D&D or Pathfinder game, inspired by Dark Souls. I had an idea for a Changeling character based on the protagonist, too. I haven't done anything with this, and it's likely that I'll make a character roughly based on the protagonist's concept, but I've got too much other stuff on the table to dick around with this too much.
My rough plan to read every book in the house as a means of passing the time in a somewhat more interesting way than refreshing Tumblr all day has hit a little snag. I started Focault's Pendulum, which is interesting but dense. I cracked open my copy of Guide to the Traditions as a way of interesting, lighter fare, but forgot that it reads like a fairly interesting textbook. I didn't exactly feel like starting a third book, so I'm just working my way through those two, and damn the time. I'd better get used to it if I want to get through Being and Nothingness.
I found my nWoD notes, so the next game is in prep. The game is very much like a book you start and found interesting, but the momentum never really builds up. I'm the kind of guy who likes going to and playing role-playing sessions, but the time commitment means that the only way I get out there is peer pressure. Running the game just makes that worse, so it's something of a life lesson. I'm determined, though.
Pathfinder is on for the 30th. It's a rough time slot for me, because it's Wednesday evening. Thursday morning is truck day, and the game's likely to let out at 11 PM, which means I'm in bed at midnight and up by 7-7:30. There's nothing really wrong with that, but I don't really thrive on that kind of schedule. It's the best that can be done, though, so I respect that call.
I've got an idea for an old-school D&D or Pathfinder game, inspired by Dark Souls. I had an idea for a Changeling character based on the protagonist, too. I haven't done anything with this, and it's likely that I'll make a character roughly based on the protagonist's concept, but I've got too much other stuff on the table to dick around with this too much.
My rough plan to read every book in the house as a means of passing the time in a somewhat more interesting way than refreshing Tumblr all day has hit a little snag. I started Focault's Pendulum, which is interesting but dense. I cracked open my copy of Guide to the Traditions as a way of interesting, lighter fare, but forgot that it reads like a fairly interesting textbook. I didn't exactly feel like starting a third book, so I'm just working my way through those two, and damn the time. I'd better get used to it if I want to get through Being and Nothingness.
I found my nWoD notes, so the next game is in prep. The game is very much like a book you start and found interesting, but the momentum never really builds up. I'm the kind of guy who likes going to and playing role-playing sessions, but the time commitment means that the only way I get out there is peer pressure. Running the game just makes that worse, so it's something of a life lesson. I'm determined, though.
Pathfinder is on for the 30th. It's a rough time slot for me, because it's Wednesday evening. Thursday morning is truck day, and the game's likely to let out at 11 PM, which means I'm in bed at midnight and up by 7-7:30. There's nothing really wrong with that, but I don't really thrive on that kind of schedule. It's the best that can be done, though, so I respect that call.
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