Project Nemesis is a fan driven website for games that use the One-Roll Engine (like Nemesis, Wild Talents, Reign and Monsters) or Chaosium's Basic Roleplay System (BRP) (like Call of Cthulhu) and the Delta Green setting.
This is a set of pseudo-mystical dietary techniques developed by Truil
hunters far from their tribes. It is a practical use of their
ritualistic and infamous cannibalism. The human meat you eat must be
fresh - less than a day old. Cooking does count against this time limit
though.
I've finally finished my ORE Tool Kit. This is a 160+ page PDF which features lots of rules options, advantages and esoteric disciplines
for use with modern/sci fi games. I wrote it mostly as a core reference book as I tend to convert alot
of game mechanics I don't like to the ORE these days.
It's available as a free PDF to anyone interested at my website:
www.oroborus.biz
Arc Dream Publishing and Greg Stolze are teaming up for a new Reign project: The Reign Enchiridion.
The Reign Enchiridion is a handy digest-size paperback edition of the
rules of Greg's game Reign. It has all the rules, including a couple
of pieces from the first couple of years of supplements -- but ONLY the
rules. It does not include material on the official setting, the
continents of Heluso and Milonda. For those you need the core Reign
book.
The Common Sword and Dagger Style -- or Common Style -- is a style
formulated for merchants, finding themselves more and more upwardly
mobile, after they figured they better learn the noble sport of
sword-craft. It was not difficult finding mercenaries to teach them to
hold swords like a thoroughbred officer.
This fencing martial path uses a single
one-handed sword used one handed. It is about quick foot work combined
with accurate slashes and quick thrusts. It seems to be a favourite
with jovial pirates, gentlemanly thieves and slumming aristos - as if
anyone could tell the difference.
The crossbow is the height of the Uld’s mechanised technology. It’s
power is fantastic but slow. But the Ulds are nothing except cunning
and the nation’s crossbowers are greatly feared by their neighbours’
soldiers.
The warrior-priests from the Monks of the Sky revere the sky full of
weather and storms. They see the sun, moon and stars, the rain and
clouds and lightning as sacred features and events. Because of this
devotion their holy symbol is a lightning bolt and their weapon is the
spear.