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.
Oma’s Near Fekxtah The Planet Been Mean Distance from Oma: 19 WA Orbital Period around Oma: 32 days Diameter: 10,018 miles (lengthwise) Length of day: N/A Gravity: 1.1 Ethems Description: Been has an elongated shape which tapers toward one end. It is far longer than it is wide, at its widest, and is made up […]
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Dollano 14, SP~4,909 Crossing Therol’s Bridge We crossed Therol’s Ice Bridge this morning, and it’s a marvel. It really is just ice. I was pretty nervous crossing over something that high and long. The length of the span is almost two miles, and, well, it’s slippery because it’s ice! Actually, the thing that made it […]
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Oma, the Central Fekxtah of Fire Oma is the Fekxtah of fire that is at the center of our Solar System, which we scholars know as our Fekxtah Family. The great Fire Fekxtah Oma has seventeen Fekxtah planets that circle her. They are roughly divided into those Fekxtah near to Oma, those that are further […]
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Dollano 13, SP~4,909 Therol’s Ice Bridge It was only one day’s travel, but a long one. We walked down the mountain to get to the coast, and lo and behold there was a road going along the coastline just up from the beach. I learned again not to underestimate Donnessling. That guy knows his geography. […]
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A Primer on Ethem’s Fexofamilial Community By Galggado Gaffroto, Ishiri, First Scientist Guild Energetic Research Collective’s Division for the Study of Fexofamilial Communities and Geneology (DSFCG) Introduction This document is a brief description of what scholars would call the Local Fekxtah Group System of Order (LFGSO). It is the Fekxtah Family of which Ethem is […]
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Dollano 12, SP~4,909 Searching For two days now we’ve been searching for Begkragk and his dwarves and we’ve come up empty-handed. Yesterday morning, before we started, Donnessling called out in some loud bird-like sounds, and soon after a very large whooshenawa landed at the western end of the shelf where we were camped. He proceeded […]
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