He’s such an idiot.Īnyway, I’ll give you the airplane view of what went down inside the Stygian Library and make my point for the day: Literally the only reason I’m including a link here is to give you a feel for this character. It was going to be called Five Days In Boghallow, a fighting romp with a funny undead sidekick. I put this ridiculous booklet together during conference calls in the COVID-19 quarantine, and I treated it as the opening sequence before entering the Stygian Library. Maybe Emmy’s Stygian Library would be the trick. Neither Blue Medusa, D&D, Ironsworn, nor Starforged were delivering on the premise I was searching for: the awe and danger of exploration inside the covers of a book. Gets into trouble practically at every destination.įirebeetle has a tendency to stumble into dimensional portals (as I try new game systems), finding himself in underground dungeons in the Middle Ages (D&D), Viking-era Iceland in an impossible city made of clusters of hot air balloons (Ironsworn RPG system), or in the far future on a dying space station (Starforged RPG system).
He’s not really charming, but thinks he is. He’s an aimless adventurer, in it for the thrill, always ready to take up a quest or try a mysterious corridor, picking up random things along the way and relying on his luck to seem him through. I recreate him in any game system I’m testing out because he amuses me. Firebeetle was a name I was given for my very first D&D character back in the day.
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