Home of the Fighting Tigers of Veda
A gaming site dedicated to: Warhammer 40K <> Grimdark Future <> 1e Advanced Dungeons & Dragons
IN MY PREVIOUS POST, I discussed how fatigued I am with the bloated mess that is 9th Edition 40K. There are a lot of rules, some of them very complicated, and they change quite often. For a casual gamer like Continue reading Forget 40K: I’m Going “Grimdark” (Part 2)
I STARTED PLAYING Games Workshop’s Warhammer 40K in 1987, when it first arrived in the United States. While for the most part, it’s been a lot of fun, I’m done with the game. I don’t see myself ever playing again. Continue reading Forget 40K: I’m Going “Grimdark” (Part 1)
SECOND IN A SERIES of preliminary reports (Translated to Imperial Gothic from High Mahaduyanan) ++MEMORANDUM TO: [REDACTED], Ordo Astartes++ ++FROM: Inquisitor Varman Kumar++ ++DATE: 3282002.M42++ PER YOUR DIRECTIVE, I am conducting a multi-year investigation of the Adeptus Astartes Chapter known Continue reading The Fighting Tigers of Veda: Homeworld
FIRST IN A SERIES of preliminary reports (Translated to Imperial Gothic from High Mahaduyanan) ++MEMORANDUM TO: [REDACTED], Ordo Astartes++ ++FROM: Inquisitor Varman Kumar++ ++DATE: 2882002.M42++ PER YOUR DIRECTIVE, I am conducting a multi-year investigation of the Adeptus Astartes Chapter known Continue reading The Fighting Tigers of Veda: Overview
THE JUNGLE WENT ONLINE in February 2000 with the goal of inspiring, entertaining, and educating players of Games Workshop’s Warhammer 40,000. Along the way, my best friend and fellow Jungle Guide Patrick Eibel and I played scores of games, wrote Continue reading Welcome (Back) to the Jungle
FAFHRD AND THE GRAY MOUSER are two of my favorite characters from fantasy literature, but they’re not very well known among many younger readers of the genre. In my latest novel, STRAY CATS, I present my homage to those heroes, Continue reading “An Ancient World” (excerpt)
THE FIGHTING TIGERS OF VEDA (spelled with an “h” at the end for no particular reason) appear in my latest novel, STRAY CATS. The premise of the book is that cats do indeed have nine lives, but they live them Continue reading “A Sacred World” (excerpt)