Showing posts with label Miguel Zapico. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Miguel Zapico. Show all posts

Sunday, January 24, 2016

A rogue, who has been dancing in my mind for while, to have some alternatives to Dario. Enter Julene.

A rogue, who has been dancing in my mind for while, to have some alternatives to Dario. Enter Julene.

Julene, fist cleric of Jokin

All that deserves a name:
Jokin: Her former companion, and now her divinity.
Ordalia: The shared quest where Jokin achieved godhood, losing all senses but the smell in the process.
The 'stink': The gift of Jokin to Julene, reflected in her ability to generate any scent at will.

Feats heroic:
Jovial: The smell of brimstone permeates the air around her when Julene joins the fray.
Glum: The stench of death disappears wherever she paces in the aftermath of the battle.

Trick:
Canny cognition: Emulating Jokin, she can turn out four senses and perceive the world completely just using smell.

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Monday, June 15, 2015

Sunday, June 14, 2015

Espadas de sobremesa: 14 de Junio de 2015

Espadas de sobremesa: 14 de Junio de 2015

#espadassindueño

¡Buenos días / tardes!

Esta es el área para organizar la partida en Español. Comentad si quereis participar hoy, si estáis cómodos dirigiendo y si habéis jugado o no a Espadas sin Dueño antes.

Es la primera vez que intentamos esto en este idioma, así que la prioridad es formar un grupo. Una vez que tengamos tres o cuatro jugadores abriremos un hangout y conectamos allí.

Este enlace (en inglés) contiene documentación útil para este formato:
http://www.worldswithoutmaster.com/blog/2014/7/14/sunday-morning-swords

Sunday, April 5, 2015

I overplayed my first game in Spanish and I had a blast!

I overplayed my first game in Spanish and I had a blast! So much that I am thinking on offering that option during the Sunday Morning Swords times, when I am able to make them. Would it be OK to do so?

Después de mi primera partida en Español me quedo con ganas de más. Me gustaría usar el formato de Sunday Morning Swords, ¿qué os parece?

Sunday, March 22, 2015

It is official, I will be running Swords in Spanish at the first Google+ convention in Spanish.

It is official, I will be running Swords in Spanish at the first Google+ convention in Spanish. It will be on Easter Sunday (April 5th), at noon eastern time.

Saturday, January 24, 2015

I found this review and partial translation in Spanish.

I found this review and partial translation in Spanish. The author loves the game for the ability to weave sword and sorcery stories. Maybe one of the Sunday Morning Swords could happen in another language...

Wednesday, September 3, 2014

#septemberchallenge

#septemberchallenge  

Dario, peregrino

He walks the same walk every year, always bringing a new story or a half composed new song . There are so few of us left who still stop to listen.

All that deserves a name
Trasto: That is how he calls his lute, and by the looks of it it is almost a compliment. Until he starts playing.
Maria: He wraps himself in this cape, and whispers a woman's name.
Chucho: A mutt that always trots by his side.

Feats Heroic
Fiesta (Jovial): Everybody is wearing their best shirt, and the lads and girls are looking at each other across the floor. The first notes are almost lost among the laughter.
Recuerdo (Glum): The dance floor is now empty. The old man is still sitting in the same place, and looks at him with a plea in his eyes. The first notes draw a sad smile across his face.

Trick
Locus The main plaza at a small village, the day after the harvest.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b8bIoS_OzvU

Wednesday, July 2, 2014

#JulyRogueChallenge Eidolon worthy real places


#JulyRogueChallenge  Eidolon worthy real places

"You walked for more than 300 miles with it on your pack, and now that you see the place, you wonder if it was worth the effort. It is too late now to question the wisdom of your acts, you just get the pebble in your hand and throw it. The second it touches the ground you are unable to distinguish it from the million others piled around the cross. If this is an empty gesture, at least you are not alone at making it."

The "cruz de ferro" is place in the Santiago's way, a pilgrimage on the north of Spain. There is a tradition to carry a stone from your home place and throw it to the mound while facing the other way, as a symbol to have gone through the mountain pass.