Posted By Editor-in-Chief on April 24, 2013
Greeting and warmest welcomes to you Fellow Gamers and Devoted Readers! I hope that this “hump day” finds you all well, and that the April “showers” of late have not been too awful in the lands you hail from. Sadly, here in the vale of the Wolverines, “snain” has been the weather dominating this week, that hideous mixture of rain with bits of snow in it that is miserable to see and even worse to have fall on one’s head. Thankfully, snainfall has been fitful and not long lasting at any one time, although I doubt that such showers will be conducive to the growth of anything in May except puddles, wilted grass, and mud!
Today I have posted another review over at EN World News, featuring a look at a new game system by the artist Grant Gould. Mr. Gould’s work has been featured in a number of projects, and his portfolio can be seen over at DeviantArt. Unsurprisingly, his new fantasy role-playing game, Blade Raiders, features his artwork inside and out, and offers some inventive new combinations of rules and gameplay.
For more information about this new FRPG, please click on the link below to head over to EN World News for the complete review:
Blade Raiders is an interesting mix of features, with a few quirks, but strongly oriented to maximizing role-playing and storytelling without bogging the game down with rules. The setting is not the normal fantasy faire, but for gamers looking sample a new realm unlike the D&D/Pathfinder style of world, Blade Raiders is definitely a game to take a look at.
So until next blog… I wish you happy gaming!
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Greetings and salutations, Fellow Gamers, on what is an incredibly balmy Wednesday in May! There’s an old saying in the Vale of Wolverines that “if you don’t like the weather, just wait five minutes”, but I don’t think I was quite ready for a change of 40 degrees Fahrenheit from one day to the next!
