Author: Sohmer

Debuting this summer at Gencon, may I present LFG: The Roleplaying Game (pathfinder compatible)- We’ve been working on this monster for almost 2 years, and we can’t wait to get it in your hands. Over the next few weeks, I’ll
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Something is coming. -Because I Can.

While you’re all hopefully enjoying the current climactic events of LFG, I thought it would be a good time to remind you of all the fun ways you can keep tabs of everything going on in the world of LFG.
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Been busting our ass of late producing new products for you folks, and one such thing would be a new shirt- We call it ‘The Power Within’. Shirt is currently in production, and is in a pre-order stage! -Because I
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We launched a new shop a little while ago, and with that, comes a slew of new features. A slew, I tell you. Rather than hear me drone on about it, Will & Aurelie worked out a little infographic to
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We’re trying something a little new around here, called ‘Planning Ahead’. I’ll assume that’s Latin for something, but regardless, we’re looking to 2015 on our schedule. Each year, I like to tackle at least one giant project for LFG. Let’s
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You may have noticed a few differences on the LFG site as of yesterday evening. When we launched LFG 4.0 a few weeks ago, I was happy with how the site functioned on the backend but not satisfied with the
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After a long absence, with a boat trip across the pacific and a journey by train across the wilderness of Canada, the LFG Omnibus Volume 1 is now back in the shop, immediately shipping to you. The tome, weighing in
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In a rare change of pace, tomorrow morning I’ll be driving to Ottawa with Moss and Will. We’ll be meeting with the deSouzas a little later on during the day, after setup of course. For the duration of the weekend,
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Because my schedule was nowhere near full enough, I’ve started doing a new comic strip with the very talented Ali R. Thome, called ‘Zufruh’. Basically, Zufruh is my shot at editorial cartooning by lampooning the world’s newsmakers, and, well, turning
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