This card game is designed for 6 players with an option for 2 more built in but can be expanded to include more.
Cartoon Wars is a fast funny and very simple battle game where players attempt to collect 5 pieces of the ultimate cartoon weapon. The pieces must match pre determined colors that their character is allowed to collect. Players fight to keep others from assembling their weapon and everyone battles each hand to determine who can claim the next piece of a weapon.

It's fast, furious and darn near any age can play as the rules are very simple. It's also made with the express intent that people can add their own designs and cartoons to the set.

I'll be the first to admit that I am not an artist. So currently the game uses stock images. The goal is to have Rube Goldberg-esque machine parts as the ultimate weapon components. Future versions of the game will have this included. But even though the graphics are not finalized, the game is completely playable. Have fun with the prototype version I'm putting up for public beta test. Please comment with your findings.

Mankind has moved out into the void of space. The asteroid belt is a veritable gold mine of resources. Players compete to collect asteroids into their sphere of influence and then establish production colonies on them in an attempt to become the most powerful Belter.

This card game is designed for 4 players but can be expanded to include more. Each turn, all players battle each other for possession of new asteroids and mineral wealth. Players can also undermine their opponents individually by weakening their ship or stealing their possessions.
But beware, there is always a pirate lurking in the shadow of an asteroid waiting to steal YOUR bounty.

"WWM 60s, professional in search of companion/friend for -

Oh to hell with that, let me use this video thing instead.

Hi. My name is Leo Blair, yes, one of 'those' Blairs. I hope that doesn't put anyone off.
I'm in my sixties but pretty fit. My late wife Estelle used to say that I made the younger men at the squash court look like old men.

Well, I work for the government in a round about way. I've worked with most every administration for the last thirty years, well with the exception of the Carter administration. The large amount of time I spend in Washington and at Camp David tend to make my private life nearly non-existent. I guess that's why I'm making this personals video. I would like to find a friend who is not part of the bureaucracy and just wants to be around me because I seem likeable.

I live in Potomac, Maryland - am I supposed to tell them where I live? Oh, ok.

Anyway, I grew up in the lap of luxury some would say but really, the Blair family lost most of its wealth back in the Forties but I've managed to make a comfortable living with wise investments so that I am able to live in a nice estate but nothing like what my great grandfather had.

I'm quite the chess player and an insatiable reader. I've recently re-read Kissinger's Diplomacy, very insightful. I highly recommend it.

I'm a smoker. I hope that doesn't put you off. I know it's a weakness but after nearly fifty years I think it's a bit late to try to quit.

So to sum up, if you’d be interested in becoming a friend, confidant, occasional drinking buddy to an aging aide to the President let me know.  Please, no Liberals."

As you can see from Leo's personal advert, he's a pretty interesting character. Attached is a pdf file that describes Leo in full for use in any game system. There are no system specific numbers in his description allowing you to easily insert your own ratings.

This character bio describes things in plain English. This makes it easy to translate the scenario into your favorite RPG system. Please consider using our Visions Role Playing system found elsewhere on this site.

There's a nursery rhyme that starts:
 

"Little Bunny Foo Foo,
Hopping through the forest
Scooping up the field mice
And bopping them on the head"

Well I'd never heard of it in my life much to the consternation of my wife and friends. In penance I created a children's game.

Bunny Foo Foo races around the board collecting field mice and avoiding the Blue Fairy who will change him into a Goon.
There's two ways to win. The bunny with the most mice or else the last Bunny left who isnt turned into a goon, wins.

It's good clean fun for all ages. Played by 2 to 4 players.

Download the game by clicking this link.

From 2 to 6 players battle on a winding mountain path to move their sheep to the meadow of sweet grass at the top.
Danger lurks around every turn. Mud, pits, the shearing house and the ever hungry wolf pose threats to the lives of the sheep.
Not every threat comes from the outside, sheep are mean and push each other around in a no holds barred fight to the top.
Based upon the classic chase game of Sennet players cast lots to determine how to move their six sheep up a mountain, fighting other player's sheep the entire way. Easy to learn, fast to play. A great afternoon game.

A single set will allow up to four players to compete and multiple packs may be combined for truly outrageous competition.

The board is created each time from tiles placed by the players. The tile style map allows for a different game every time. To make things more interesting, the map itself shifts as play progresses so players never know what will happen next.
Move your miners through the ever changing tunnels in an attempt to reach the buried treasure to win the game.

Everyone likes a clean city.

No one likes a clean city better than a Sanitation Bot.
These dutiful mechanical trash handlers possess no higher goal than to clean up the city’s trash. Unfortunately once programmed with the directive to clean the city the Sanitation Bots became a little too enthusiastic in the execution of their duties. Soon the Bots began to fight over every garbage can, often destroying each other in the process until one victorious Bot carried all the trash to the city dump.

Then the Bots got smart and began to modify themselves to increase their ability to be victorious. Soon Bots rolled through the streets festooned with weapons and protected by thick armor.

Thus the war for the trash of the city began.
Trash Wars is a card game for 2 or more players. Players build robots to do battle for dominance of the sanitation industry.

Everyone likes a clean city.

No one likes a clean city better than a Sanitation Bot.
These dutiful mechanical trash handlers possess no higher goal than to clean up the city’s trash. Unfortunately once programmed with the directive to clean the city the Sanitation Bots became a little too enthusiastic in the execution of their duties. Soon the Bots began to fight over every garbage can, often destroying each other in the process until one victorious Bot carried all the trash to the city dump.

One day the Bots got smart and began to modify themselves to increase their ability to be victorious. Soon Bots rolled through the streets festooned with weapons and protected by thick armor.

Thus the war for the trash of the city began.

Trash Wars is a miniatures game for 2 or more players. Unlike the card game this game relies on acutal miniatures to maneuver on a playing surface to fight for the trash.

Players build robots to do battle for dominance of the sanitation industry.

The Thing in the Woods is an adventure full of mystery, suspense and action suitable for use with any Role Playing Game system that employs a science-fiction theme or any system where an encounter with an alien being would make sense.

It is designed to play from start to finish in a single session. Any 2-6 characters of beginning to moderate ability should find it challenging.

This scenario isn't tied to any single set of RPG rules. It contains all the locations, and conflicts that you need to provide a basis for an exciting adventure. The Thing in the Woods is described in a very broad manner to allow the Referee to add it to his own universe easily and place additional plot hooks as needed.

Our adventure setting describes things in plain English. This makes it easy to translate the scenario into your favorite RPG system. Please consider using our Visions Role Playing system found elsewhere on this site.