What makes Into the Odd (and, by extension, Electric Bastionland) so great? Here are a few reasons.
Why I like Into the Odd
Tag: Those Who Came Before
Those Who Came Before published!
TL;DR: My science fantasy supplement "Those Who Came Before" (written for Into the Odd Remastered and games derived from it) is published and available on Itch.io!
Thoughts on Blades in the Dark
I just concluded another Blades in the Dark campaign that ran from February 2021 to now, covering 18 sessions, and I think I'm done with Forged in the Dark for a while even though I have really loved it.
Who really is my neighbor?
How can we think about in-game communities in a way that motivates players and PCs? I'm looking at structures for my Into the Odd hack to center community defense and improvement.
Worked example of Into the Odd GM notes
As my players have led a successful revolt in the main town of our Into the Odd campaign, I thought it might be useful to publish the notes I used to run it.
Depthcrawl for Into the Odd
I wrote and ran a depthcrawl based largely on Numenera content for Into the Odd. Here are my exact notes for it as well as a write-up of our experience running through it.
Going further Into the Ninth World
I continue to iterate on how I run Numenera content using Into the Odd, building also on work by Jason Tocci.
Those Who Came Before – Session 3
Session 3 of our Into the Odd campaign sees the group rest in town, trade their treasure for coin, and head to their next adventure site.
Those Who Came Before – Session 2
In Session 2, the group completes their exploration of the site and learns that the world is more complicated than they could ever have known.
Those Who Came Before – Session 1
We kicked off a new game of Into the Odd in a setting that borrows heavily from Numenera. Dungeon crawling in a science fantasy world!
Technoskald's Forge 