It’s been a minute since I’ve signed into this account. Nothing wrong. It’s very hot here in Europe. That’s part of it. There’s just been travel and books and horror movies and tokusatsu and all sorts to sort through.
Sometimes having a deadline helps me to be more creative so just dropping in today to say I’ll be back in one month (let’s say 3 Aug 26). Will try and focus on clearing up all the dangling threads as I go.
Love you, Space Pilgrims.
The Fighting Fantasy Classics (on Steam) added the fiftieth fantasy this week: Return to Firetop Mountain. I discuss my playthrough a bit and give a general review. Spoilers will be marked and/or obfuscated.
After some time, a fourth volume of 4+1 delves for Lone Spelunker’s Dungeon Hero has arrived. For today, I will attempt “Invasion of the Corpse Snatchers” with a stealthy scout named Laz Gideon.
Asa Shirecut continues his quest to try and help Oakrun rise to glory. This time its undead mutations and goblins.
Scars of Silvos combines the simplicity of Korg mechanics with a bit of a open-world quest type flair. In this first attempt, I’ll be playing as Asa from Oakrun and trying to solve issues besetting his people as the treacherous Thornwood continues to cut them off from civilization.
The worms begin to demolish the TPIEC and one of Roos’s allies makes a personal sacrifice to try and protect people. Down below, Natum Vijf meets the speaker of the voice and gets an inkling of the purpose of the structure.
The Tritons continue to move toward some unknown goal while Natum Vijf and Willem both try to learn more about them. On the surface, the Tartan Worms near TPIEC and are causing havoc, though something else is deeply afoot as betrayals start to stack up.
Strange large worms have erupted into the undercity, forcing Willem and Natum Vijf even deeper underground where they find a large, alien structure. On the surface, Roos is tasked to help people caught in the aftershocks of the worms’ rampage but when the worms start moving to a more vital area, she finds herself drafted to help with bigger issues.
Though I am a bit passed my experimenting with divination and traditional oracles, I thought it might be interesting to explore them in the context of solo rpgs. I have started adding some to the site. Up first is tarot cards and runes.
Roos tracks the sniper to a the old robot arena and here meets an unexpected ally while learning of a new cause for alarm. Also, I work on the two main oracles used in the campaign.
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