I love the idea of a flying dungeon! Even getting there in the first place is already enough to get a session going - and the Tenebrous Gazer is a very interesting take on the old mad wizard archetype.
Life caught up with me. Between getting a job and moving, I finally had time to take a breather and sit in front of my computer. I don't have high hopes of catching up on 12-ish late entries, but I might as well try!
Here's my day 11 entry: The Beasthead - Sacrifice your body to take over an entire pack of animals, for as long as your shattered psyche can hold on to reality!
And here's day 12: Fortresshead - a weird-urban district of Law and Bureaucracy ripe for bounty-hunting work.
Beauty Kills - The Siren class for B/X is my late entry for Day 10.
This was my first attempt at writing a class for B/X (I don't usually play straight retro D&D or retroclones). It might be very unbalanced, and halfway through writing it, I realized it would probably have worked better as a monster. But, despite all odds, it is here.
Thanks! Yeah, I've been scratching my head trying to think on ways to make this work over online play, since people generally type a lot faster than they write. But I think it could work with a few adjustments.
Transitioning to a new blog hosting platform means I had to transfer all my posts, and could tidy up some stuff in the process. Here are all the new links so far:
Day 2 - Multitool Generator (now analog and improved)
Day 3 - Dungeon Mushrooms and mushroom spark tables
Day 4 - Starscrapers, pale transhumanist cyberfreaks for sci-fantasy games (now with extra, optional tables for Starscraper slave retinues)
NEW Day 5 - Six performance-enchancing drugs, drug spark tables and simple drug rules
NEW Day 6 - "The Library is Burning!", a diegetic minigame for taking all the loot from a crumbling location and escaping with your life
NEW Day 7 - Simple and unobtrusive rules for Pain, Stress, Fear and Panic in gritty fantasy games (works well with @Dice Goblin's Wounds & Injuries for Cairn)
NEW Day 8 - Camping and Camp Actions for games inspired by Cairn or Into the Odd, with rules for equipment decay and nasty infections.
Here's some Gygaxian Naturalism for my (late) day one entry: Dungeon Growth is a tiny set of tables for simulating the passage of time organically on your dungeons!
I'll try to post semi-daily on Conselho das Estrelas. My blog is in Portuguese, but I'll post all Adventure Calendar entries in both Portuguese and English
just an A/D movement system on the boat, or alternating two keys, or just holding space, for paddling would be way more comfortable than holding down and pressing space. You're also doing that for most of the game so it would be nice if the movement was easier.
