Gonna paint your wagon!... with blood!

[pyat]

I've started a player/GM wiki for my Werewolf: The Forsaken campaign, at the suggestion of wggthegnoll.

Behold, The Black Horse Resurrection!

Though, really, there's not much there at the moment.

Comments

[dagoski.livejournal.com]

As if there weren't already enough reasons to move to Ontario.

[hossblacksilver.livejournal.com]

Black horse resurrection?

Dude, I keep on telling you, I wasn't dead, I was on vacation.

[feywild.livejournal.com]

What a cool site!

[curtana.livejournal.com]

Cool :) Wikis work very well for games, in my experience, especially if you have motivated players who'll contribute. The wiki for my current D&D game is here (http://wiki.rocksfall.org/rocksfallwiki/Diablotin_2) - still very much a work in progress, though the game's been running for coming up on a year :)

The wiki for its predecessor campaign is here (http://wiki.rocksfall.org/rocksfallwiki/Diablotin_(Campaign)), and more complete, but not completely complete ;) For instance, a website crash lost all of the game's logs - well, they're not lost, I still have them on my computer, but reformatting all of them would be a mammoth task that none of us have been eager to undertake yet ;)