Wild Mage
These are the rules for playing a wild mage in DCC.
Rules
Rose of the Stars
This week’s piece is dedicated to all of the parents who play DCC with their kids – I know there’s a bunch of you out there based on social media discussion. A lot of the content we post on the site is a little gloomy and rough around the edges, and doesn’t necessarily jive well …
Spell – SHRINK
“We’re now a quarter of an inch tall and sixty-four feet from the house. That’s the equivalent of 3.2 miles, that’s a long way, even for a man of science.” – The Szalinski kids, “Honey I shrunk the kids” (1989) This week’s piece is essentially a reverse of the Enlarge spell. I’ve been thinking a …
Extended Unarmed Combat
“Wax on, wax off.” – Mr. Miyagi To crown Bright Week, today’s piece is a tantalizing DCC teaser from something we’ve been working on for a while: a full supplement based on pit fighting (containing fighters, tourneys and more), along with a module to make full use of the ruleset! This all started more than …
A Spellwright’s Primer
“Neither the circle without the line, nor the line without the point can be artificially produced.” John Dee, occultist to the Queen After writing the previous piece I started thinking about my process for generating rules for games, both as a Judge and for professional reasons. Additionally, I was feeling a little rusty after the …
Animal Companions
Notwithstanding, as a dog hath a day, so may I perchance have time to declare it in deeds. Queen Elizabeth I This week’s piece is a set of guidelines for generating and managing animal companions in DCC. I opted to build the rules without class association, as I think that in the spirit of DCC …
Choranus, the Seer Father
It will be as the Father saw it. – a common Choranite blessing Here we are: KitN has deity details for all of the gods in the DCC rulebook. That’s done. Woop-fucking-woop. Choranus was especially difficult to write, as an all seeing originator deity is very far from my personal range of beliefs, and I …
A KitN Playlist: Sacred Meditation!
Summer has come up North, and while we’re still busy producing new article content for the site, we’ve also decided that while the outside is enjoyable and pleasant we’ll rather sweat there than in front of our laptops inside. So, this week we give you some soothing sounds for those sacred sites and holy temples …