Lester Smith Games is a one-man publishing hobby project by a technically retired game designer.
Because bucket list.
Featured projects include these best-selling role-playing games:
- Bookmark No HP RPG—a fully fledged, mathematically precise, any genre RPG, on a bookmark.
- D13 RPG—a dice and tarot cards system for deadly horror adventures across time and space.
- d4ce rpg—a pamphlet-sized RPG inspired by Black Oak Workshop’s genius mini-fig d4’s. In the d4ce rpg, d4’s rule and d20’s drool!
- D6xD6 RPG—a one-stat system with 5-minute character creation and over two dozen 6-page settings so far, many based on the fictional worlds of New York Times bestselling novelists. (The link takes you to the free first edition rules.)
- D6xD6 Dungeons—classic fantasy with a D6xD6 twist.
- Plus a collection of themed poker deck games—including the Clashing Blades fencing duel and Creatures and Cards dungeon crawl, among others.
You can find these games and others for sale under the “Purchase” link above. And don’t forget to visit the freebies link! Nothing makes me happier than seeing other people have fun.
Thanks for that link. Beautiful “concept car.”
The iconoclast in me, the part that’s most responsible for Dark Conspiracy, hates everything about that vehicle:
* Its immoderate luxury in a world where children starve;
* Its impracticality—what, maybe 5cm ground clearance on those wheels; silk seats to stain or rip; and how long is that hand-woven white carpet going to remain pristine?
* The fact that its luggage seems a poorly conceived afterthought—in a car you can stand to enter, why do you need to bend to pull out a suitcase; where’s the ramp? Okay, a servant’s going to do it, so why is the luggage so small? Why so much wasted space in that compartment. Let the servant haul out some big-ass luggage to carry all seven outfits you’ll need to go through today.
Okay, given, the umbrellas are a clever, practical touch.
On a different topic, those palmtop computers in Dark Conspiracy reveal our complete inability to conceive of touchscreens and laser-projected keyboards—or even voice typing. I mean, it’s not like I didn’t grow up with Star Trek’s “Computer. Calculate the distance to Beta Centauri.” :-/
So interesting how many of the concepts in Dark Conspiracy have been somewhat accurate predictions, at the very least in the automotive sector… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GgriNm5S2WE