Daniel Solis

» Buy the Game at Evil Hat » Buy the PDF at Evil Hat | RPGNow » Photo Gallery » Character Sheet PDF » Quick Start and Reference PDF ( CC-BY-NC-ND ) Do: Pilgrims of the Flying Temple is a slapstick fantasy storytelling game about helping people and getting into trouble. You tell the story of young travelers who mean well, but spend most of their time getting into trouble. You use your creativity and strategy to create a humorous coming of age story. It's like a comedic crossover between Avatar: the Last Airbender , the Little Prince and Kino's Journey . There's a great development team behind Do , including editors Ryan Macklin and Lillian Cohen-Moore; artists Liz Radtke, Kristin Rakochy, Dale Horstman, Jake Richmond; and Evil Hat Productions, publishers of Spirit of the Century and the Dresden Files Role-Playing Game . The game also includes adventure seeds by Jared Sorensen, John Wick, Sophie Lagacé, and many more! Reviews "5/5 Stars. A beautifully ...

I designed Embargo in 2006, inspired by a two-player kind of Chinese Checkers called Halma. The rules below are from an adaptation you can play online at ItsYourTurn.com . For simplicity's sake, this is a two-player version. You can play with up to four players, too, each player taking control of one of the four corners. You can play this on a regular chess board with generic tokens moving along the lines and vertices of the grid. Object: The object of Embargo is similar to Chinese Checkers: move all your pieces from your "yard" (the spots where your pieces start) to your opponent's "yard". Your yard is the light-colored section of the board where your pieces are initially placed. Setup: The pieces are initially set up on opposite corners on a 9x9 board. The screen shot below shows the starting position for Embargo: Movement: Pieces move along straight lines for any number of empty spaces, like chess rooks. Pieces cannot move through Wa...