I’m still working on the GURPS Inception campaign. I’ve worked up a theme for Fantasy Grounds. I’ve set a soft-deadline for when to run the one-shot starter “adventure,” that is, after the next campaign run by the regular Saturday GM, which will follow someone else’s run—so I’ve got a while, but it’s not as long as I might tend to think, and any deadline is better than none. I’m feeling pretty good about the campaign this far out.

That said, I’ve been more recently distracted by my next production for the Core Group’s Friday game. After a year since the start of work on the GURPS Dungeon Fantasy: Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil campaign with nary a peep, I put forth the question of what I should be working on, and we ended up instead with a reboot of our Forgotten GreyLancErron “Generica” setting. It’s a very old concept of mine, a tongue-in-cheek generic Fantasy setting that makes undisguised and unabashed use of all the cinematic and literary tropes of the genre. In this case, though, I will be running it not in GURPS (as I would prefer), but in D&D 3.5—part of the reasoning for the change in focus was to allow the GM who normally runs the D&D games to get a chance to play in one. This does present a bit of a dilemma for me: this setting is certainly not part of the Daniverse, and my sites are almost-entirely dedicated to GURPS—so what to do with it? I haven’t yet decided. In the meantime, I’ve been possessed with world-building stuff, and populating a new Core Group wiki site. It’s all moving along quite nicely, and I intend to avoid putting off production for too long, lest it fizzle-out like so many have before it.