The chapter on Building Your Game is surprisingly short, only 5 pages. It starts on 135, after all the character stuff is finished, but it describes stuff you, as the Game Master, should do first. I feel it’s probably one of the best chapters in Krendel, and much of what it discusses is actually system agnostic.

I’ve been asked to do a series that helps explain how to play/use Krendel, and, yes, it’s needed. My current situation doesn’t lend itself to doing real play videos or similar, but I can try to provide a series of blog posts that can help.

Several weeks ago I made a post about some tinkering that I’ve done with Krendel, and at the time I also talked about a plethora of options for expertise, including the direction that I would likely take it in the future. I was planning to post more regularly, then I found myself working on SHARDS for a game design contest. Well, I’ve got a bit of time this afternoon to finish a new post, so let’s talk about another feature in Krendel and how we might see it change. Let’s talk about stances.

I mentioned way too long ago that nearly every home makes its own wine. Not quite as long ago, I partook of the process of making wine. 

Wouldn't you know, just after I muster the resolve to post more something comes up that gets in the way, but its not all bad. Brent Newhall put forth a game design contest, and I somehow got it in my head that it might be fun to take some of the tweaks I'd been working on for Krendel and give them a test drive.