Anything at all related to mankind's oldest pastime within the realm of RPGs is fair game...could be anything ranging from how you handle a campaign centered around war to running battlefield combat without bringing the game to a screeching halt to developing a setting that somewhat accurately portrays a post-war environment to anything else that I didn't just mention...extra points to those of you who develop new weaponry, soldiers, starships, mechs, etc. for use in RPGs...gadgets hold a special place in my heart...my good friend Iggy will be posting some of his delicious d20 modern creations later this month (as irrelevant as they are in the Post-3E Era)...
Once you've got your post up, comment on this article with a link back to your post so I can include it in the month's Roundup...I'll be keeping my eye on the network feed, but I can't catch everything on my own...
I'm one of the least active bloggers in the network at the moment, mostly due to a mix of laziness and academic obligations...but I'll do the best I can with hosting this month's carnival, contributing as much worthwhile material as I can...15 silver points to each individual blogger who posts more than I do...have fun kids!...
If you're not sure what to post, but REALLY want those silver points, check out these past carnival contributions for inspiration...
GET BLOGGING, MINIONS!
41 comments:
Excellent topic, good Reverend. Count me in! A post about War will be forthcoming.
War, eh? Let's see if I can brew something...
War! I need to find my muse and battle it. A post about the blessings of Ares will be done.
War? Hooah! Good god y'all!
Oh... my whole online campaign is centered around war...
I might actually write something for this month's carnival...
War. War never changes. Maybe I should write about Wayne Reynolds (commonly referred to as WAR).
OK, OK, I have something brewing that I could post up before the end of March.
Awesome...glad y'all approve...
My contribution to this month's blog carnival is a rerun of my post "Wars in your fantasy campaign" that a) fits the theme of the blog carnival perfectly and b) needs a bit more love by the readers. Yeah, I am lazy at the moment. :)
I deleted the last comment because I posted the wrong URL by mistake... oops!
Note to self...
From tenletter: The God Of War
From Zombie Samurai: War in RPGs: The Holy War
I have two contributions, judge them both lacking if you see fit, but know I shall release upon you my infernal beasts of war should you even suggest that you hate their poetry.
War is it really game-able is my post for theis month's topic. It took me awhile to find my muse on this one. Find it here http://vulcanstev.wordpress.com/2009/03/05/rpg-blog-carnival-war-is-it-really-game-able-in-an-rpg/ Enjoy.
Something for the carnival - a bit of 4E love for those who want to emulate the Second Horseman of the Apocalypse - upon a red horse and bearing a sword.
Something from myself
http://www.thedicebag.com/keeping-it-irregular/
I'm in. It's about time I started participating in these things, after all.
Here's my contribution:
Guide to War By Levels
Hmm, interesting. Let me see if I can come up with something that is also tied to travel. Maybe something having to do with that minuscule Greco-Roman heritage you mention.
My contribution: Megadungeon WAR!.
Keep 'em coming!
Note to self:
ravyn - Why Must War Be Inevitable?
Great contributions, guys...
Keep it up!...
Ah, here we go. Social Intrigue part II - Inciting And Stopping War, part of an article series of, well, just two posts so far. No promises of a third.
Twice in one month? I'm surprised.
Here is The Orc Gate
Today is exactly 3 years since I started my play-by-post campaign so here is the creation process I took for it
The Origin of United We Stand
I have another smaller post in the pipeline, not sure when I'll finish it...
http://thanuir.wordpress.com/2009/03/19/war-is-boring/
The url speaks for itself, though might be a tiny bit misleading.
Parts 1 and 2 of "This means War!", a 6-part article on gming wars in rpgs, have just been posted at Campaign Mastery desccribing house rules that permit an army of 10,000+ to battle it out with the PCs in the middle. Parts 3&4 will follow next week, and parts 5&6 the week after. Come & check it out!
this time I created a Boon for all those Scions of War Gods...
Cultivation of War
and I think that may be it... unless I get another brilliant idea next week...
Edit: added HTML...
My contribution -- an attempt to work out a mass-battle system for 4e that allows for quick, flexible resolutions:
War Week: A Harvest of Men
Part 2
Part 3
And a play example.
Here is my contribution:
5 Adventure Hooks for Times of War
Check out the Dungeon's Master contribution to the blog carnival,
The Spoils of War.
Parts 3 & 4 of "This Means War" have now been published at Campaign Mastery. Parts 5 & 6 will go up early next week. Hope they are worth the wait!
Took me way too long to get around to collecting my links. Might have something next Monday, but for now:
http://exchangeofrealities.today.com/2009/03/11/why-must-war-be-inevitable/
http://exchangeofrealities.today.com/2009/03/12/the-supporters-of-war/
http://exchangeofrealities.today.com/2009/03/13/the-six-year-old-child-principle-of-war-and-international-relations/
http://exchangeofrealities.today.com/2009/03/16/ten-war-options-for-a-non-warlike-character-part-1/
http://exchangeofrealities.today.com/2009/03/17/ten-war-options-for-the-non-warlike-character-part-2/
Batch-processing has its advantages.
Whew, made it!
My contribution will go live on Monday, March 30, entitled The Roads of War - Rome, Italy.
http://highmoonmedia.com/tgt/the-roads-of-war-rome-italy/
One final post:
http://abutterflydreaming.com/2009/03/29/war-and-how-to-wage-it/
http://undisciplinedoaf.blogspot.com/2009/03/keeping-it-together-how-to-keep-war.html
My meager contribution to this month's carnival.
As promised, parts 5 and 6 of the six-part series "This Means War!" have just been posted to Campaign Mastery. Just in time to round out the month!
Well, times up for me. Too bad I haven't been able to fit everything in one month but here's my collected list of links.
http://questinggm.blogspot.com/2009/03/races-at-war-dragonborn.html
http://questinggm.blogspot.com/2009/03/races-at-war-dwarf.html
http://questinggm.blogspot.com/2009/03/races-at-war-eladrin.html
http://questinggm.blogspot.com/2009/03/races-at-war-elf.html
http://questinggm.blogspot.com/2009/04/races-at-war-halfling.html
I would probably continue and finish the series next month.
So, when's the round-up being posted?
I was thinking the same thing... I suppose the Rev is just a bit busy...
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