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This release for the Do-Gooders & Daredevils series presents International CrimePreve Technologies, a private company that produces devices intended to be used by law enforcement agencies and armed forces the world over for countering and subduing metahumans.
Misfit Studios would like to officially announce the pending arrival of its first miniature wargame, Aim for the Head with the launch of its own website. Rooted in the zombie genre of movies, books, and film, Aim for the Head will unabashedly draw on these influences and sources of inspiration, bringing them into the game for players to experience. The game will be designed around competitive one-off, serial, and campaign play, either one-on-one or in teams, but will also allow for co-operative games. Where Aim for the Head Stands The game is currently still being written but is simultaneously being playtested by a group of experienced players. As the weeks and months go on, keep checking back here to see the latest news. Misfit Studios will be making progress announcements, showing videos of game play testing, and so on, and you will have the opportunity to hear from some of …
I ran my second playtest game of Rogue Mage at the MACE: West gaming convention on Saturday, March 26, 2011, in Hickory, NC. Six players ran through my “Trouble in Trinity,” an adventure requiring the digging services of a Visa-carrying, earth neomage to acquire a certain something buried beneath mounds of snow and earth–in a very dangerous area, of course. The players easily picked up on the d20-based rules tweaked from the world’s most popular superhero role-playing game, including the magic rules, so all was good in that regard. Some players did not particularly like the game’s wound system, preferring the one from the popular Savage Worlds rules system, which had a great following at the convention. As Rogue Mage may later be converted to that system, these players may eventually be satisfied in that regard. Overall, the game was truly a blast! I intend to offer another game or two of …
It’s been a while since Misfit Studios has posted any updates or news, so I thought I’d drop everyone a line and let them know what is going on.
Have you ever been running a Savage game and used a location where magic worked differently, or there was something otherwise special about the place beyond rumor and superstition?
