Today, I got issues #1 to #6 of the Loviatar zine. Lovingly hand-crafted by Christian, these artifacts harken back to the days of yore.
Loviatar Issues #1 to #6
So today, as I’m working on a new review, I’m pausing to appreciate Christian’s hard work. He’s a fan dedicated to the hobby. He is using Loviatar, in part, as the impetus for preparing his home campaign.
From Loviatar Issue #1’s Introduction
There’s a quiet industry that I appreciate about zines. It’s an effort that requires a great deal of diligence…even though the age of zines has long passed I still want to press on. I cling to a naÏve hope that someday people will tire of Twitter, Facebook and web forums and will look to their mailboxes as a source of occasional stimulation and communication.
Rock on Christian! I look forward to reading your work, though I’m already thankful for the time you’ve spent.
Excellent! Man, those zines arrived quickly. Hooray for the USPS!
:)
And now that I have your mailing address…
you are certainly in for a treat!
I don’t play Pathfinder, nor GURPS, but the scope of the work is inspiring. Do the campaign preparation work, and share it with others.
The issues are all over the place as far as content goes. You’ll find stuff for GURPS, Pathfinder, Basic D&D, Basic Roleplaying, X-Plorers and Vampire: The Requiem. I hope that there’s something for everybody. :)
I love seeing things from other systems – you provide a good bit of fluff to go with the bits of crunch. I’m loving it.
I really am enjoying the Hex series at the moment. That’s some awe inspiring sandboxing we have going on right there.
I’m pacing my self reading the Loviatar. I refuse to eat the entire box of candy, and would rather savor each creation. But man, I am looking forward to the Hex Crawl.