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.
Dollano 21, SP~4,909 The Red Nossring Donnessling and Sheshoffiss arrived not long after dawn. They were tired and rushed. They told us to gather up our belongings and follow them. Most of us were awake; or, well, most of them were awake. I’d finally managed to fall asleep about an hour before they arrived, so […]
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Seekrem’s Halo, the Fekxtah Fragments Between Middle and Far Between the Near and the Middle Fekxtah that orbit Oma there is an area of debris that the ancient texts call Seekrem’s Halo. This name derives from one of the most famous of all the Elzheni astronomical scientists, Seekrem Dal. There are fragments of knowledge about […]
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The Planet Kullarra Mean Distance from Oma: 94 WA Orbital Period around Oma: 231 days Mean Diameter: 930 miles Length of day: 12.5 hours Gravity: 1.4 Ethems Description: Kullarra is the second of the Fektah planets known as “The Twins”, and is the larger of the two. Like its twin this planet has a gravity […]
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Dollano 20, SP~4,909 Back to Berimandry My hands are shaking and I can barely write, and only have a few minutes. Today was unbelievable, literally, and I will try to capture at least some of it here before we move on. Allalling woke us before dawn. It was pitch dark and I thought it was […]
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The Planet Ulgarra Mean Distance from Oma: 94 WA Orbital Period around Oma: 231 days Mean Diameter: 3.4 miles Length of day: 42 minutes Gravity: 1.8 Ethems Description: Ulgarra is one of the two Fektah planets in Oma’s family that are called “The Twins”. The other is the planet Kullarra, whose description follows. These two […]
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Dollano 19, SP~4,909 Tellin Town We started the day at sunrise, as usual. We headed down the mountain to the coastline so we could walk on land that was flatter. That worked pretty well except when we had to walk on loose sand. That slowed us down, but there was usually some bit of solid […]
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