tl:dr; ware ye, some good ideas in here but mostly one for the collectors only. I grabbed this as a pdf with great excitement back when the...

tl:dr; a great toolkit for adventures in strange skies; intended as its own whimsical variety but useful for all sorts of fantasy flight cam...

Inspired by Jeff Grubbs Game Tsundoku blogpost I want to take a glance over my TTRPG book Tsundoku - the books that have piled up. Activ...

Tl;dr: if you want actual guidance on running fantasy flying ship combat, you need to look elsewhere. Our previous effort tested two magazi...

tl;dr: a chunky theater of the mind system that gives a party lots of options to fight spelljamming duels. Our previous effort tested two m...

Since the new Spelljammer dropped there has been an explosion of new rulesets or new spotlight cast on existing ones. Below are the ones I h...

tl;dr: since space is enormous, keep journeys interesting with overloaded travel encounter dice and a speed-boost from using planetary gravi...

tl;dr: fantasy flying ship combat where the wind direction matters - surprisingly easy to pick up, lots of fun and some great old school dam...

I have reviewed Aces High in 'set piece test' format before for flying-ship-on-flying-ship combat but I had the great good fortune ...

After testing two magazine-published sets of rules for fighting magical flying ships - the 3e adaptation Shadow of the Spider Moon and the ...

Continuing testing of fantasy space combat systems following our first go with Shadow of the Spider Moon , we come to our second test: Aces ...

After my Calidar books arrived in the mail, I thought the time was ripe for testing the D&D space combat systems against one another to ...