Month: June 2014

  • Æthursday – New Release!

    Hey everyone! Instead of doing a random setting this week (we have a lot of them stock-piled now) we’re announcing a new release for Æther and best of all, it’s FREE! On deck for this Freebie a new race for Æther: Lizardmen! This very short PDF hits the society and culture, the appearance of the…

  • Æthursday – Random Setting!

    Time: Dark Ages Technology: Renaissance Technology Tone: Dark Genre: Classic Rome is gone and Byzantium is far to the East. Barbarians are pushing in over the mountains to the east and chaos is reigning in the ruins of the eternal empire. Local warlords are scrapping for what they can grab of old tribal lands. With…

  • Wellstone City Wednesday – The Wasp

    Recently a series of high-profile crimes have been done in Wellstone City, obviously by a Freelancer, but no one can figure out who the Freelancer is or what syndicate is ordering the jobs. The target is almost always jewels, and they are all in extremely high security, high visibility locations. The Wellstone City Chronicle has…

  • Æthursday – Random Setting

    Time: Near Future Technology: Gene Tech Tone: Action Genre: Opera In the not-so-distant future, gene-tech becomes cheap and easy to work with, giving people a wide-array of medical options ranging from elective procedures to cures for genetic diseases. Cancer becomes a thing of the past. Along with that come designer genes and the quest for…

  • Wellstone City Wednesday – The Emperor’s Throne

    The Wellstone City Museum has come into possession of a strange artifact that was unearthed from a site in central Africa. Believed to be Khemitian, the people who lived in Africa before the Egyptian civilization rose to power, this chair is hewn from a solid piece of purple jade; a known type of jade, but…

  • Going forward with Ingenium and Eiridia

    The Kickstarter for Ingenium Second Edition failed, but it made a very good showing before it did so. We had over one hundred backers and six thousand dollars pledged. That kind of support can’t simply be ignored, and that’s why we’re not completely ending the Ingenium line. However, we’re making some big changes.