Showing posts with label pencast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pencast. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

[Pencast] The Airstrip Map

Pencast no. 5 is a map for The Airstrip in my 1938: A Very British Civil War Isle of Man Campaign. I recorded this pencast when I was waiting for a game to start at a local game shop.

The map shows the general layout of the airstrip, including the hangar, the office and the trenches the BUF soldiers have dug for protection.

I'm going to post more of the 1938 locations maps, so look for them in the coming pencasts.

Sunday, March 20, 2011

[Pencast] The Map of the City-State of Gath

Pencast no. 4 is a map for my current Savage Worlds Winter War campaign. I recorded this while waiting for a game to start at one of my local game shops.

The PCs started in the City-State of Gath and wandered south from there. I shamelessly stole this campaign on Christian Walker's Winter War campaign, because, well, frankly, winter and zombies are awesome.

I plan to post more for the game, including write-ups and characters, in the coming months.

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

[Pencast] Map of Port St Mary

Pencast no. 3 is a map of Port St. Mary for my 1938: A Very British Civil War Isle of Man Campaign. I show where the Airstrip, the Carrick Light-House Island and the Standing Stone are located and also mention a few other upcoming blog post locations.

More pencasts to come!

Sunday, February 20, 2011

[Pencast] Smugglers Cave!

Pencast no. 2 is my write-up on a smuggler's cave. You can use it in any setting, from fantasy to modern. Currently, I'm using a version in a Savage Worlds fantasy campaign.

Enjoy!

Saturday, February 19, 2011

[Pencast] How to Make a Savage Worlds Character

 
A couple of weeks ago, I picked up a little tech tool called a Pulse Smartpen (by Live Scribe). The Pulse holds 2GB of data and allows you to record audio and writing, as you are writing! The pen comes with a starter notebook filled with special paper, which they call Dot Paper (don't worry, the forums already have people creating their own Dot Paper to print in PDF format, so you don't have to buy any more notebooks if you don't want to).

Writing on the notebook with the Pulse, you can record and play back the info (because it's all time stamped with locations on the Dot Paper). You can also share your output in three formats: audio, PDF or what the company calls a Pencast, a combined audio/animation file.

And, you can share your Pencast with others! That is so cool!
So my very first Pencast is all about how to make a Savage Worlds Character.

I hope you enjoy, 'cause I plan on doing more.