Supernatural Attacks in O.G.R.E.S. Art by Bradley K. McDevitt. Used under license. Some questions have come up recently (even in my own gaming group) that highlight something about supernatural attack, about which I was apparently not clear enough in the rules. That, or it's there and just easily overlooked. So here it is. 

 New pictures from Elf-in-Chief, Jason Vey. Palettes of Thirteen Parsecs books have arrived and shipping will be starting! Palette of Thirteen Parsecs books Thirteen Parsecs covers Thirteen Parsecs interiors With present speeds, travelling to the 13 Parsecs to the Solar Frontier will take 100s of thousands of years, if not into the millions. Thankfully, Thirteen Parsecs the RPG is much closer and backers will be getting their copies much sooner than that! Not a backer? That's fine, you can still get copies at our store .  https://www.elflair.com/13p

 In the realm of tabletop gaming, there's a timeless allure to the simplicity and flexibility of old-school rules. As avid gamers, we know the joy of gathering around a table, dice in hand, ready to embark on epic adventures. But what if I told you that the same rules that govern medieval dungeons can seamlessly transport you to the far reaches of space? Enter the realm of science fiction tabletop RPGs, where the classic mechanics of the original white box fantasy game can be repurposed to create captivating sci-fi narratives without reinventing the wheel. So, how exactly do we adapt the classic, original version of the World's Most Famous RPG to suit a futuristic setting? Let's dive into the specifics: Image courtesy of Dreamstime.com Character Classes In White Box gaming, character classes like Fighting Man, Magic-User, and Cleric form the backbone of the game. While these classes may seem tailored for fantasy settings, they can easily be reimagined for sci-fi adventures....

 Well, folks, the Elf Lair Crew has gone our separate ways once again (we're scattered across three states) and are back home, settled, and (at least in my case) fighting off the old CON CRUD(TM). The con was an absolute blast, with tons of highlights, and I'm not ashamed to say that in a very real way, it may have saved Elf Lair Games.  Resurrecting the Cabal Back in my Eden Studios days (which I honestly still have strong hopes will come again one day - I would dearly love to work on some more Unisystem stuff in the future), I hooked up with two of the greatest guys and game designers you could ever hope to work with: Timothy S. Brannan and Derek Stoelting. Many of you follow Tim's blog, The Other Side .  My main role at Eden was to work on All Flesh Must Be Eaten! sourcebooks, of which I wrote or co-wrote three. Derek also did most of his work on AFMBE, and he was a convention organizer and GM wrangler for cons. Tim was heavily focused on the cinematic end of the spec...

 The time approaches, folks! With Wasted Lands not only in the bag but now officially in distribution, we at Elf Lair Games are turning towards our next project, hoping to keep some momentum going. This one will be our science fiction RPG and will complete our trilogy of fantasy, modern, and sci-fi games that allow you to play any game you want in any genre and any style, all with a single system.  Coming in May, all of your games can be Powered by O.G.R.E.S.   So let's look at what Thirteen Parsecs: Beyond the Solar Frontier has to offer.  Thirteen Parsecs: Advetures Beyond the Solar Frontier is a tabletop roleplaying game of adventure and excitement in the wild realms of science fiction. Whether it's a pair of FBI agents battling a clandestine alien invasion in the modern day, a far future war between heroic rebels and evil interstellar empires, a gritty cyberpunk dystopia, or a hard science exploration of the nature of humanity, this came can cover it all! The ...