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Blog Name: The Other Side Blog
Url: http://timbrannan.blogspot.com/
Language: English
Topics: RPG, Witches, Games
Description: The Other Side Blog is a game design blog from Timothy S. Brannan, author of the Ghosts of Albion RPG and contributor to many horror themed RPGs. Follow his thoughts on game development or even just game playing. Named after the author's 10+ year old website "The Other Side".
Popularity: 8 Followers

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The Young Ones
And now.  Something silly.Once in every lifetimeComes a love like this.I need you and you need me.Oh my darling cant you see.The young ones,Darling were the young ones,And young ones shouldnt be af...
Gen Con 2010, Ghosts and more
So I bought my Gen Con tickets for myself and my family.  We are committed to going now.Well I always was. Talked to my regular GM and he also wants to run some Ghosts of Albion games.  So even mor...
Prince Mamuwalde for Witch Girls Adventures
I introduced Mamuwalde for the Unisystem game systems (Ghosts of Albion, Buffy, Angel), but in truth he works great for nearly any system that is modern horror. Given that Dracula is set up as a p...
WotC does Retro? Clones go Advanced? Up is Down!
Well a few things going on have the OSR on notice and many are ready with the "I told you so!"s.The big one of course is the new Dungeons & Dragons Essentials,  which is everything you need to play...
Prince Mamuwalde "Blacula"
Just watched this again last weekend and I am still amazed at the depth of this move I so off-handedly dismissed the first time I saw it.  There is a lot here in this flick that many modern vampire...
Yamil Zacra: The Infernal Star
I have been a fan of H.P. Lovecraft since high school.  I like his works as much as the next gamer/horror geek (which is to say, a lot), but it was a chance discovery in my college library one day ...
Monks come from Blackmoor, part 2
So reflecting on my previous post, Monks come from Blackmoor, I went back and looked over my new (new as of Gen Con) 4e Blackmoor book.  Right there, just as I remembered was the Mystic.  Not what ...
Ansalon: Terra Incognita?
My son is starting to read the "Gold Dragon Codex" from Mirrorstone books.  These are YA titles that are connected to the "Complete Guide to Dragons" the Mirrorstone/Wizards of the Coast has produc...
Books for February and later
So February is usually the darkest, coldest, most dreary month on the calendar.   So it's a perfect time for some new books.  Good for me some of my favorite authors (an some I consider friends) ha...
What Should an OSR Witch Do or Be?
So Eldritch Witchery is on the (far) horizon and it has been getting me thinking. What should an Old-School Witch do?One of the strengths of the older games, and maybe something we have gotten away...

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