Loki

Loki

INT 16
WIS 13
CHR16
STR 11
DEX 12
CON 11

Name George “Loki” Williams
Race Human (French Creole Subtype)
Gender Male
Classes/Levels Dungeon Master 14, Freelance Writer 10,  Game Designer 4
Size M
Age 46
Deity Loki bows to no power!
Location Post Diluvian New Orleans
Special Attacks Blue Bolt, NPCs, Wandering Damage
Special Abilities Rule Zero, Omnivision
Traits Native Creole, Knows Everyone
Feats Fast Talk, Barrage of Words, Devil’s Advocate, On The Fly, Web of Conspiracy, Beat Deadline, New Rule Assimilation, Reboot to Pathfinder, Strip-mine Old Rules
Alignment Neutral Good with Chaotic Tendencies and a warped sense of Humor
Languages English, Pig Latin, Pathfinder, Social Media, Kitchen Speak
Occupation Social Media Consultant, Web Content Producer, RPG Designer

Bragging Rights Obsidian Portal Campaign of the Year 2011, 2 x Silver ENnie Award (Planewalker) 2005 & 2007, designer for Open Design’s Dark Roads and Golden Hells, currently working on a PFRPG project soon to be unveiled for Heroic Journey Publishing

What I’ve played: Pathfinder, Dungeons & Dragons (1st through 3.5 editions), Gamma World (1st through d20 editions), D20 Modern, GURPS, Fiasco, Champions, Marvel, DC Heroes, Villains and Vigilantes, Ars Magica, Toon, Ghostbusters, Dragonstar, Prime Directive, Amber Diceless RPG, Universe, Metamorphosis Alpha, Traveller, Theatrix, Ringworld, Vampire: Masquerade, Werewolf the Apocalypse, Etherscope, Darwin’s World, Paranoia, Stomrbringer, Corum, Dr. Who, Twilight 2000, Alternity, Call of Cthulhu (multiple editions), Rolemaster, Spacemaster, Lords of Creation, Shadowrun, Macho Women with Guns, Cyberpunk, Star Frontiers, Boot Hill, Top Secret, Xcrawl, Space: 1889, and Jorune.

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Expedition to The Barrier Peaks, Pathfinder Style

Posted by on Dec 19, 2012 in d20, Pathfinder, Planejammer Campaigns | 0 comments

In the early ’80s we got to see some truly legendary adventures hit the shelves. Some of the deadliest and most memorable were the S series of modules - Tomb of Horrors (S1), White Plume Mountain (S2), Expedition to the Barrier Peaks (S3)and Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth (s4).  Of these the science fiction / fantasy mashup that was S3 ( ranked the fifth-best Dungeons & Dragons adventure of all time by Dungeon magazine in 2004) was my personal favorite.  Now it is the second decade of the 21st century and I play and design for...

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NOLA Comic Con: Krewe du Who, Ya Ya Han, and Spider Jerusalem on Honeymoon

Posted by on Dec 2, 2012 in Comic Con | 0 comments

Day two of the NOLA Comic Con was pretty packed. Each year the event has grown and this was the largest turnout so far. Loki and Cormac hit the crowd and managed to capture some fun stuff. Check it out! (If you are on a device that won’t allow you to see them embedded video click here to watch.) Related articles Kevin Eastman Talks Turtles, Heavy Metal, and more Fan Communities at New Orleans Comic Con Comic Con 2012 New Orleans, Chewbacchus parade and Mars hoax Celebrities, comics, and the Krewe of Jingle are this weekend in New...

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Comic Con Day 1

Posted by on Dec 1, 2012 in RPG News, Uncategorized | 0 comments

The first day is always an easy pace as people get their bearings and figure out what they want to see.  Loki and Cormac arrived early on to scope things out and lay nefarious planes for today’s shenanigans. Of course this being New Orleans the geekery takes on a whole different complexion, one infused by our long standing carnival and costuming traditions. Even with the relatively light crowds of opening day warriors of the Crescent City were present in their finery as the Krewe of Chewbacchus marched through the crowd. Stay tuned for...

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Vertical Chess

Posted by on Nov 29, 2012 in Uncategorized | 0 comments

I ran across this on Google+ and was immediately taken with the idea. Upon showing it to the wife, who received it with enthusiasm, we have decide to make one for the game room. Related articles Typographic Chess Set 80 Revamped Strategy Board Games – From Typographic Chess Sets to Eco-Friendly Gaming Pieces (TrendHunter.com) Thomas (12) among top chess brains...

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On The Line with Kevin Sorbo

Posted by on Nov 26, 2012 in Audio, Interviews, RPG News, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Kevin David Sorbo (born September 24, 1958) is an American actor best known for the roles of Hercules in Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, Captain Dylan Hunt in Andromeda and Kull in Kull the Conqueror. A few days ago Loki got him on the phone to talk about his work, his stroke, and his upcoming appearance at the New Orleans Comic Con. Check it out!   Related articles ‘Hercules’ Kevin Sorbo Reveals His Stroke History: ‘I Went Through Hell’ @KSorbs Talks To Brian About His New Book Watch ‘Key and Peele’...

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Loki on Dorkland

Posted by on Nov 25, 2012 in Interviews, Slider | 0 comments

Recently Dorkland made the mistake of having me on as a guest. The verbal diarhhea is archived below. -Loki...

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NOLA Comic Con 2012: Loki Talks with Kevin Eastman

Posted by on Nov 24, 2012 in Audio, Slider | 0 comments

Covering Comic Con in New Orleans has become an annual tradition for us. This year Loki kicks it off with an interview with Kevin Eastman, owner of Heavy Metal Magazine and co-creator of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Enjoy!     Related articles Kevin Eastman Talks Turtles, Heavy Metal, and more Kevin Eastman Compares NINJA TURTLES Movie to THE AVENGERS Film: Newswire: Don’t worry, Michael Bay’s Ninja Turtles will be just like The Avengers...

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Social Responsibility and The Self Publisher

Posted by on Jul 18, 2012 in Interviews, RPG News, Slider | 0 comments

A few days ago our lead artist, Emily Vittori, and our founder/DM were guests on a panel: Social Responsibility and The Self Publisher.  The panel appeared on Indie+ , a virtual convention hosted across an array of Google+ Hangouts. As a bonus the camera got accidentally locked on one person rather than changing views as people spoke. Fortunately for all of us it was Emily’s face it got stuck on!  ...

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