Mutant Links - Mutations, Random Junk and More!

Check out Matt's Mutant Future Page: I discovered this page when looking at my site statistics and checking out where people came to the blog from.  Thanks for linking to me, Matt!

I like a lot of the stuff he has up, particularly the maps.  The map of the U.S. with California split away from the west coast and the flooding along the east coast into the great lakes is really cool.  Another score is his list of additional mutations - you can never have too many mutations, right?

On the topic of Mutant Future links, I realized that I have not shared this random junk generator and random settlement generator (made for Deadlands but eminently usable for Mutant Future) yet.  How could I be so remiss?  They are a great tool for the improvising Mutant Lord when the players go exploring somewhere that is a blank spot on the Mutant Lord's map.

One more link - Iaian over at the Buccaneers Guild has posted a great tutorial showing how to make quick and dirty isometric perspective multi-level maps suitable for the sorts of buildings likely to be found in the Mutant Future.

My new blog

Hey everyone - I just started a new blog for all the non-Mutant Future stuff that I want to post about.  Check it out!  I will be posting artwork, old material from my now defunct D&D 3.5 campaign and any other random musings that would not really fit in with the theme of this blog.  I plan to make it a much more behind the scenes look at my DMing style than I can do with this blog, which is open for the players in my current Mutant Future campaign to read.

Mutant Future Links over at Gaming with Chuck

I just installed a web counter on this blog and have been obsessing over the damn thing for the last few days.  Why is my most popular older post "Robot (homo)Sexuality"?  Well, I may have just found the answer.  Chuck over at the Gaming with Chuck blog recently had a post with a bunch of links to Mutant Future blogs - Mutagenic Substance was linked to, and he mentions my Robot (homo)Sexuality post in his brief synopsis of my blog.  Mystery solved!


Check out Chuck's blog, he has some interesting posts.  And anyone who steers people my way can't be half bad!