I won't be publishing my fantasy sandbox toolkit game this year because it's going to take me at least another year to get all the resources written and the setting design tools polished into suitably smooth condition. I need to get the details right if I'm going to give the GM the same kind of away-from-the-table fun that some other games give to the character generation process.

I will, however, be publishing a SWN merchant campaign supplement, Spears of the Dawn, The House of Bone and Amber, and probably a couple of other supplements as the muse moves me. And for those of you who want some free art, the Spears of the Dawn resource pack should be going up on DTRPG in a week or two- 61 public domain illos and an InDesign doc full of the objects, styles, and tables I used to make Spears of the Dawn.

I'm thinking maybe one of the random things I'll do is a more formally-designed blank supplement doc for other publishers to use, with step-by-step instructions for turning it into a supplement of your own. It might fill up some slack time or be a palate-cleanser when I can't stand working on my current project any more that night.

School. Honestly since college started I've never gamed so little. It's one to three session games every couple of months at best.

I have material I'd like to publish down the road (mostly ideas pulled together when I gamed more) but very little time to compile/test/refine any of it. And since it's heavily mechanical, that stuff's kind of important.