Today I opened up the Krakodaran after having shelved it for a few days since my last round of edits. I read it over and was quite pleased. Its been uploaded to DriveThruRPG. Necro-Soldiers remains in its 2nd round of edits. I worked a little on the rough draft of Ice Goliaths this morning. AndContinue reading “Creatures of Distant Worlds Going Well”
Author Archives: Dale McCoy
Kresdekka I now in Signs and Portents 68
Late last year I wrote a series of Planets for Traveller and submitted them off to Mongoose Publishing for publication. Today, another saw the light of published. Kresdekka I is a prison planet where the hardest of the hard to go to be removed from society. Inside you’ll find 3 patrons, a player handout, andContinue reading “Kresdekka I now in Signs and Portents 68”
Necro-Soldier Inspiration
You know the best thing about writing zombies, you have to watch all your favorite zombie movies “to get inspiration.” On my way home from work later today, I’m stopping at the video store to get Resident Evil, Armies of Darkness and Shawn of the Dead. After that, I have to play some Halo. ItsContinue reading “Necro-Soldier Inspiration”
Subscription Addition
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Creatures of Distant Worlds: Sand Cobras and Subscription
Jon Brazer Enterprises is pleased to announce two new products. The first is the Sand Cobra: On distant worlds in the deepest regions of space, unknown creatures await unwitting explorers. Close to home, devious politicians and gangsters lure native wild life to carry out their dirty work while maintaining denyability. On a frontier outpost, primitiveContinue reading “Creatures of Distant Worlds: Sand Cobras and Subscription”
Happy Earth Day
Remember to take care of our planet. Its the only one we have at the moment. And remember, science fiction (no matter how bleek) is a hopeful genre because it means we haven’t killed ourselves off yet. But lets see if we can keep the planet we’re living on with us as well. Reduce, Reuse,Continue reading “Happy Earth Day”
Creatures of Distant Worlds: Coming Soon
Jon Brazer Enterprises is happy to announce Creatures of Distant Worlds, a line of creatures that characters discover and encounter during their space travels with stats for the Traveller system. Each in this series of PDF products detail a single creature with artwork, a physical description, details on how it fights, the environment where it lives, and stats ready forContinue reading “Creatures of Distant Worlds: Coming Soon”
Announcing the Character Datafile for Traveller
Jon Brazer Enterprises is pleased to announce the Character Datafile for the Traveller Role Playing Game. This 16 page character folio takes you light years beyond the ordinary one page character sheet and keeps you one jump ahead of the common player. Inside this premium campaign character folio you will discover: Tools to capture yourContinue reading “Announcing the Character Datafile for Traveller”
Update to My Whole Secret Project Thing
Just a quick update. For personal reasons (of maintaining my sanity), I instead decided to launch my whole secret project thingy on Jan 13, ’09. My original intent was for Dec 16, ’08, but things got in the way. But This will allow me a touch more time to get things right the first time.
PhilCon “Why Horror is Not Dead”
D.E. Christman, Jennifer Williams, Dina Leacock, Sara M. Harvey Is Horror a Genre unto itself? Horror is a genre, but it has changed. Now we have Dark Romance and others. King is shelved under regular ficiton. If its a dark subject it tends to get tagged under horror. Genre is very subjective, but ten youContinue reading “PhilCon “Why Horror is Not Dead””
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