Magic-User Spell Book & Spell Cards

As mentioned in the current issue, here's some pictures of a mini Spell Book that I put together using the Spell Cards and a credit card wallet.  I got the wallet from eBay, think it was this one.







Here's what it looks like inside:

Issue 4 On Sale Now!

The fourth Issue of Oubliette is now available for download at www.rpgnow.com for just $2.00

80 jam-packed pages including: 34 Page Magazine, 13 Pages of Magic-User Spell Cards for Labyrinth Lord, and Character Sheets, Figures and Multi-Part Maps for this Issue's Adventure.

Full Contents:

• Weapons Test - A Labyrinth Lord Adventure with Guns
• Monster Club #6 - Zombies
• Firearm Rules for Labyrinth Lord Part 3 - The Monsters Fight Back
• Tales from Hell - Buckets of Legend
• Monster Club #7 - Monster Scaling
• A Hunting We Will Go - An Encounter for Labyrinth Lord
• PC for PCs - Featuring G1 Steading of the Hill Giant Chief
• Purist to Puerile - The Orc
• Seven Magical Mirrors
• Reviews
• Free PDF Round-Up
• Mouse Watch - A Cartoon for Grown-Ups
• The Song of Sithakk - Part 4 of our serialized story
• Plus loads of Bonus Material including: Magic-user Spell Cards for Labyrinth Lord and Large Scale Maps and Character Sheets for the Adventure.

 

Issue 4 Contents

Issue 4 of Oubliette is due for release next week.

Here's an advance look at the contents:

• Weapons Test – A Labyrinth Lord Adventure with Guns
• Monster Club #6 – Zombies
• Firearm Rules for Labyrinth Lord Part 3 – The Monsters Fight Back
• Tales from Hell – Buckets of Legend
• Monster Club #7 – Monster Scaling
• A Hunting We Will Go – An Encounter for Labyrinth Lord
• PC for PCs – Featuring G1 Steading of the Hill Giant Chief
• Purist to Puerile – The Orc
• Seven Magical Mirrors
• Reviews
• Free PDF Round-Up
• Mouse Watch – A Cartoon for Grown-Ups
• The Song of Sithakk – Part 4 of our serialized story
  
• Plus loads of Bonus Material including: Magic-user Spell Cards for Labyrinth Lord and Large Scale Maps and Character Sheets for the Adventure.
  

Teatime at the Hill Giant Chief's

Illustration for a new article in the forthcoming issue of Oubliette.

Mouse Guard

At the outset, I just want to say how much I admire David Petersen's prolific and fastidious work. Mouse Guard, an epic tale of valour, selflessness and dedication as told through the adventures of a particular set of characters within a colony of intelligent mice, is a firm household favourite.

But what if. What if we were to pass Mouse Guard through a dark and perverted looking glass?

Welcome to Mouse Watch. Home to hedonistic, sociopaths, Hannibal and Nibs(don't EVER call him Nibbles). These horrid two, bully, mug and murder their way through life. They have no accountability and enjoy a rather suspect relationship based on psychopathic co-dependency. In Issue 4 they'll be Master-Chiefing bootcamp.

The horror. The horror.

Oublie-Art

A quick welcome to Marg(Oubliette's in-house artist) whose blog posts are now appearing under the Oubliette banner.

Roland Depper MUST die

Not content with giving me a migraine over his first Present Arms! article, where I had to look up so many guns, I took to eating the discarded, screwed-up balls of paper containing my first efforts. This time it's Monster Arms. Monster @#£$ing Arms. 'What?' you may all cry in unison,'Great fun! Flights of fantasy-right up your street!'. No. No. No. You don't understand. Depper describes these arms most eloquently. These are guns that actually should work, misfire, blow up. This means understanding how they work.

Now look here. I like kittens, puppies and pretty dresses (albeit the former two worn on Steve Buscemi's head as a hat, a la Con Air, and the latter on High Court Judges). Flintlocks, revolving barrels, pistons, air undergoing adiabatic heating to several hundred degrees-this is just out and out gender-biased cruelty.

Suffice to say: Any more extra-ordinary ventures of this sort from Mister Depper and I shall introduce him to the joys of my calligraphy pen in a most rude and unhealthy manner.

Or maybe, and actually, much more likely, I'll just occasionally rant and knuckle down to the joys of concentrated prep and creation.

Don't judge me.

Here's the line drawing of the Orc Pistol. The finished version is nestled safely in the layout of Issue 4 with it its brothers.












P.S. I'd only hurt you a little bit Roland.