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A "smash-up," also known as a mash-up, bootleg, blend, cut-up, crossover, or powermix, is a song or composition created when a producer blends a pair (or more) of previously existing songs, generally by combining the vocal track from one song with the instrumental track of another. Smash-ups have been around a long time but became a renewed cultural phenomenon with 2004's Grey Album , a smash-up by Danger Mouse of Jay-Z's Black Album and the Beatles' White Album. Mash-ups are not confined to music, of course. Videogames have smash-ups (often called "mods") and so do tabletop RPGs. Smashing up RPGs has been defined as "replacing major rules components with components from different games " or "taking two games in your collection and mixing them together ."
The Escapist : Check for Traps: Smash the System!
The newest offering of Paizo’s Pathfinder Campaign Setting line is Distant Worlds .
Worlds in a Handful of Dice
B ased on data from The 25 Mile Hex blog, I threw together the following table, which I haven't really proofed.
Fantasy Demographics Made Hard
Map for my Dungeonslayers campaign
Black Hole Diaries
I'm almost ashamed to admit that up until recently I had never run or played in Gary's B2 module. I've never been a fan of modules in general other than for idea mining, and growing up, me and the guys never really played in any of them. We just created our own adventures for the most part unless we were crawling through Undermountain or Night Below.The Free RPG Blog: Dave Millar's wonderful tool! (Mapping tool, that is)
Siege is a free roleplaying game where you play out a hostage situation.d20monkey - A Webcomic for Gamers by Brian Patterson
News: I’ve published the first part of my new fantasy serial, The Heretic Cycle.
Role Playing Public Radio
We are starting a Diaspora campaign, ran by Brennen . I really like the rules so far and am looking forward to playing.
Character Compendium | BearMeadows
No, that’s not a mistake.
“The Society of Torch, Pole and Rope”
Years ago while I wandered around the library as a teenager I stumbled upon a little book called Little Fuzzy .
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The psionics system in 4e D&D is much better than that presented in the previous edition, but I still have a few issues with how it works in play: Psionic characters have At-will powers with Augment abilities. They also have the chance to exchange their At-will powers for newer, “more powerful” powers every few levels.

