Sunday, March 1, 2020

Using the Rainy City in your Existing Campaign

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The Rainy City works as a standalone setting, big and varied enough to be the home of multiple campaigns. So far, I've used it in three ...

Using the Rainy City with 5e

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Let's bring this series full circle. We started with the OSR/classic era version of the world's oldest RPG. Today, in the last major...
Saturday, February 29, 2020

Using the Rainy City with Zweihänder Grim and Perilous RPG

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Daniel Fox 's Zweihänder  is another good fit for the Rainy City. It has an evocative, grotty style and a great range of character optio...
Thursday, February 27, 2020

Using the Rainy City with Blades in the Dark

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In one city, it is always dark, and tends to be rainy and windy. In another city, it is always raining, and tends to be dark and windy. Bo...
Wednesday, February 26, 2020

Using the Rainy City with Risus: The Anything RPG

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S. John Ross 's Risus: The Anything RPG can do anything. It says so right on the tin. And, if it is anything, the Rainy City is certa...
Tuesday, February 25, 2020

Using the Rainy City with the Fantasy Trip

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The Fantasy Trip is my favorite old school roleplaying game, and one of my top three favorite RPGs of all time. It was the game I used to...
Monday, February 24, 2020

Using the Rainy City with OSR Systems

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Maybe you're thinking about using the Rainy City with some version of the first fantasy roleplaying game or an OSR game. This is pre...
Monday, February 17, 2020

A Visitor's Guide to the Rainy City

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Thanks to the efforts of a couple good friends, I'm actually putting out a system-agnostic setting book as part of ZineQuest 2:  ...
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