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Time again to visit the fictitious Kingdom of Westerly and all its entertaining denizens. But instead of focusing on the amazing world like we did in part 1 of this review, we’re going to focus on character creation and the rules. So back to Critical!: Go Westerly we go… And amazingly I think we’re starting . . . → Read More: Game Review: Critical!: Go Westerly by Geoff Bottone and Jonathan Lavallee from Firestorm Ink, Part 2  5 comments  Articles, Critical - Go Westerly, Dice, Fiction, Firestorm Ink, Jonathan Lavallee, Opinions, Playing, Products, Publishers, Westerly  Bartender, Character creation, Critical!, Dungeon Master, Firestorm Ink, game, Gamemaster, Geoff Bottone, Go Westerly, Jonathan Lavallee, Princess Bride, Role-playing game Somewhere between Terry Pratchett’s Discworld, Douglas Adams‘ Magrathea, and the twisted mind of Neil Gaiman lies the world of Critical!: Go Westerly by Geoff Bottone and Jonathan Lavallee. This is a book to be savored slowly over a few readings so you manage to catch 80% of the puns, and even after the first two . . . → Read More: Game Review: Critical!: Go Westerly by Geoff Bottone and Jonathan Lavallee from Firestorm Ink, Part 1 2 comments Critical - Go Westerly, Firestorm Ink, Jonathan Lavallee, Opinions, PDF, Publishers, Uncategorized, Westerly Critical!: Go Westerly, Discworld, Douglas Adams, Firestorm Ink, Forgotten Realms, Geoff Bottone, Glorantha, iPad, Jonathan Lavallee, Monty Python, Neil Gaiman, Non-player character Who doesn’t love a good story? There’s something about being drawn into a good tale by a master storyteller that can, for a time, make you forget all about your troubles. You might even say that there was something vaguely fae-like about someone with the bardic gift. Painting pictures with words, voices, gestures, props, and . . . → Read More: Game Review: Geasa by Jonathan Lavallee from Firestorm Ink 2 comments Dice, Firestorm Ink, Geasa, Geasa, Jonathan Lavallee, PDF, Playing, Products, Publishers Alex Bledsoe, bids, Emma Bull, faeries, fairy tales, Firestorm Ink, game, Games, gaming, Geasa, Geis, Jonathan Lavalee, Lee Carroll, Non-player character, roleplaying game, RPG, RPGNow, Tempest, urban fantasy |