This blog contains posts on various topics pertaining to the ongoing development of Beyonder and our associated products, as well as more general discussions of gaming and the philosophy and practice of game design.
About Beyonder Beyonder is an original, low-heroic, pen-and-paper roleplaying game that focuses on melding system and setting elements so that you can best play the story you want to play. In Beyonder, you can choose from any one of The Ten Races on the continent of Tamarra, and equip your character with a variety of mundane […]
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“I will conclude this series about the Crown of Drawnwyn by discussing rumors about the current whereabouts of the base of the Crown and its seven Eyes, each separated from the others.” — Achrovach, Ushen Teller of History. It is believed, with some level of certainty, that the base of the Crown of Drawnwyn is […]
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So You Want to be a Diplomat Hello, and thank you for your interest in the Diplomatic Union (DU). This pamphlet has been Energetically attuned to be readable only by someone who has been given the access code, so you must have passed the first set of tests. Well done, you’re still alive! You may […]
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I will continue with my very short summary of the history of the Crown of Drawnwyn: what happened to the Crown after Samron’s defeat, and the death of Drawnwyn herself. — Achrovach, Ushen Teller of History. As I mentioned in my previous essay, once Drawnwyn was presented with the Crown she trained herself to wield […]
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Summary Report from Dorromee Ado, Grand Scholar, the Six Guilds, Tarnath and member of the Dovvan Section of the Guild Mnemonic Division. A report to leaders of the Guild Homes throughout the Tamarran Continent. Given that this organization has no known name, it is not surprising that there is very little known about its origins […]
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The history of the Crown of Drawnwyn is older, and far more complicated, than most folk of the Continent realize. I will attempt to provide a synopsis, and a very brief one at that, in the informal treatise below. — Achrovach, Ushen Teller of History. The history of the Great Crown, as it is often […]
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