Monte Cook

In conversations over the last few weeks, I’ve found myself talking about Numenera to interested people–not so much the rules,

There’s a well-accepted “truism” in the tabletop industry nowadays: Adventures don’t sell. There’s only one problem with this bit of

The Numenera corebook’s design and development are complete. There’s still a lot of editing to do, a few illustrations and

This weekend, I finished making the last few adjustments to the Numenera rules based on playtester feedback. Sean Reynolds, the

When originally thinking about technology in the Ninth World, I mostly thought in terms of how it was used, and

I keep bringing up Arthur C. Clarke’s third law, that “any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic,” when I

Need to catch up on what happened before? The last installment can be found here. After their negotiations with Devola, Caracol

As mentioned in the previous installment, the four companions, Caedmyn the graceful nano, Grayden the glaive who commanded mental powers, Caracol