Posts Tagged by luke crane
| March 14, 2011 | Posted by Martin Ralya |
Luke Crane, the creator of the Burning Wheel RPG and one of the best GMs I’ve ever gamed with, often does something very clever for convention games: He runs replayable scenarios. “Replayable” as in, even if you’ve played the exact same event before, it will be dramatically different — but just as fun — every time. That sounds like a pretty handy thing for a GM to have on hand, doesn’t it? What makes a scenario replayable? You can find several excellent replayable Burning Wheel…
| May 26, 2009 | Posted by Martin Ralya |
I first heard about the Mouse Guard RPG at GenCon 2007, when I stopped by the Archaia Studios Press booth to buy a couple of Artesia T-shirts. On the table was a small placard announcing that a Mouse Guard game, designed by Luke Crane, was “coming soon.” I perked up for four reasons. One, I like Mouse Guard, the comic by David Petersen upon which the RPG is based. The art is gorgeous, and the story, while simple, is engaging. Two, Luke Crane designed Burning…
