“Lost fortress of Gengis Khan” – a pulp campaign in five words.
“Lost fortress of Gengis Khan” – a pulp campaign in five words.
Author: Mark Krawec
IT guy, RPG nut, martial arts fanatic (he/him/his)
Luna Bartendale, occult detective:
Luna Bartendale, occult detective:
If there was ever a better title for a western I haven’t heard it.
If there was ever a better title for a western I haven’t heard it.
Some real-life Agent Carters for your wartime-era games.
Some real-life Agent Carters for your wartime-era games.
Presenting one badass paratrooper for a WWII scenario.
Presenting one badass paratrooper for a WWII scenario.
Another in the badass American aviator series, this one from all the way back in the Great War.
Another in the badass American aviator series, this one from all the way back in the Great War.
Josef Tibor Fejes, October 1956. First known photo of a rebel/resistance fighter wielding a Kalashnikov.
Josef Tibor Fejes, October 1956. First known photo of a rebel/resistance fighter wielding a Kalashnikov.
This man is obviously an extremely dapper 1920s mad scientist.
This man is obviously an extremely dapper 1920s mad scientist.
American pilots Hazel Ying Lee & Virginia Wong, 1932. Ready to fly the pulpy skies.
American pilots Hazel Ying Lee & Virginia Wong, 1932. Ready to fly the pulpy skies.
For modern day pulpy adventure (a Dogs of W*A*R scenario?
For modern day pulpy adventure (a Dogs of W*A*R scenario?
Rummaging In The Junk Drawer 