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There is a familiarity to Jackson, IL, and for good reason. The town is rooted in the reality of Jacksonville, Illinois.
I have not made an exact copy of it; my version of Jackson is fictional, put through the wringer and bent toward horror. But the underlying structure is genuine. You will find the same old buildings, the streets and parks and schools, the sma...
I learned today something I have been expecting for a bit now, but that doesn't make it easier.
Proflic blogger Calvin Heighton passed away this past week. Calvin was known for his
I have two modern horror campaigns. They let me play with similar ideas under different assumptions and even different rules. My oldest calls this "save scumming." It is from video games: if you don't like a particular outcome, you go back to your previous...
By all accounts, Stephanie Vale, Andy Thompson, and even Roderick Morgan all have fortunes.
But each one chooses to ignore that to do what they feel is more important.
There are fortunes to be had in Stephanie Vale, Andy Thompson, and Roderick Morgan. Though one would not call them the same kind of fortune.
Stephanie has her family’s money and a nam...
Candy Mercer and Denise Carver do not have magic.
You will not see them using any spells or a witch’s mark on them, nor do they have an ancient bloodline to call their own, let alone a familiar. To my knowledge, Denise can't even do a card trick, though I suspect Candy can.
It is 1986, and the two of them are still some way off from being the nurse and social work...