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Gorgeous sunsets that can be seen from our front door. The trees are bare, the snow is gray and brown, the grass is soggy and smooshed, so the best place to look for beauty is on the horizon, and the best time to look is around 7:00 p.m.
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Ethereum -- foundations of cryptocurrency and blockchain programming
Cryptocurrencies are on the rise, and blockchain protocols are taking the world by storm. Ethereum is an open-source public blockchain featuring smart contracts which uses the Turing-complete scripting language Solidity. The open source Ethereum protocol was first proposed in 2013, along with its native cryptocurrency ether. 'Introducing Ethereum and Solidity,' written by Chris Dannen and published by Apress, compiles basic technical principles and situates the project within the existing world of hardware and software.
Contact: Katrin Petermann
Princeton course inspires textbook on matrix structural analysis and finite element methods
Based on a course taught at Princeton University over the past 15 years, this book guides readers from first principles to implementable algorithms. The intensive, code-centric approach adopted in this book aims to actively develop critical thinking skills to assess the performance of commercial analysis packages and explore advanced literature on the subject.
Contact: Amanda Yun
World Scientific
Nonlinear waves in bounded media
Professors Mortell and Seymour give a step-by-step synopsis of their forty-five years of research on nonlinear waves. This is the first book to systematically address propagation and reflection of nonlinear hyperbolic and dispersive waves in bounded and stratified media. Acoustic oscillations in shaped resonators and the sloshing of fluids in tanks are important physical problems examined in detail.
Contact: Amanda Yun
World Scientific
The story of our universe from the Big Bang to the present day
Astronomy has long been the domain of physicists, but scientists working within the rapidly growing field of astrochemistry are currently making great strides in revealing the chemical history of the Universe, from the spontaneous formation of the first chemical elements shortly after the Big Bang to the evolution of the complex planet we find ourselves on today.
Contact: Amanda Yun
World Scientific
Jumping to your death? Motivations of extreme sports
Researchers have debunked the myth that extreme sportsmen and women are adrenalin junkies with a death wish, in a recently released book. Co-authors QUT Adjunct Professor Eric Brymer, who is currently based at Leeds Beckett University in the UK, and QUT Professor Robert Schweitzer said extreme sports were leisure activities in which a mismanaged mistake or accident could result in death, such as BASE jumping, big wave surfing and solo rope free climbing.
Contact: Sandra Hutchinson
Queensland University of Technology
Musical beds: Co-sleeping is more common than some parents admit
Parents know that co-sleeping is considered a no-no, but many still allow their children to crawl into bed with them at night. Doctors generally discourage co-sleeping, but an Iowa State professor says it is a phenomenon that extends well beyond the infant and toddler years.
Contact: Susan Stewart
Iowa State University
Book reveals how faith sustained Jackie Robinson as he shattered racial barriers
No athlete ever faced greater pressure and suffered more abuse than he did. Yet he didn't just endure; he thrived as he changed baseball and American society forever. How did Jackie Robinson do it?
Contact: Rich Schneider
Indiana University
Cracking the case: Notes of a poison detective
Poison information specialists answer a variety of medical problems over the phone. However, there are cases that provide a challenge even for well-trained and capable experts: What do you do if 40 kids have turned blue? A restaurant's toilet water suddenly contains bubbles and customers complain of stomach pains? Could there be a serial killer in the Intensive Care Unit? Steven M. Marcus cracks these and other cases in Medical Toxicology: Antidotes and Anecdotes
Contact: Christina Theis
Nordic Food Lab publishes book on eating insects
How do you harvest ants from an anthill in the forest? How does trading occur with insects in Thailand? How does an ant taste? Why does it make sense to harvest drone bee larvae, beyond the reason that they taste good? These questions, and many more, are answered in the new book from Nordic Food Lab, 'On Eating Insects - Essays, stories and recipes,' which is published at Phaidon, on May 1, 2017.
Contact: Michael Bom Frost
Faculty of Science - University of Copenhagen
200 years since Parkinson's disease was first identified
World Parkinson's Disease Day [April 11] is held every year on Parkinson's birthday to raise awareness of the disease and the research being done to alleviate it. To mark 200 years since James Parkinson first identified the condition named after him, a new biography of this forgotten man will be published.
Contact: Cherry Lewis
University of Bristol
Adoption system unfair to poor mothers who give up their children
The only option available for mothers who are struggling financially at the time of adoption and who would primarily want temporary assistance to care for their child is to permanently give up their child through adoption. This means that the right to found a family does not apply to the birth mothers in the international adoption system, as they do not have a choice.
Contact: Riitta Högbacka
University of Helsinki
Sonochemistry: New opportunities for green chemistry
Undergraduate and graduate students in chemistry, and practitioners of ultrasonic technology will gain a unique insight into the opportunities and challenges facing sonochemistry today in its theoretical and practical implementation.
Contact: Amanda Yun
World Scientific
Mapping Ecosystem Services: Collection of theories, methods and practical applications
Mapping ecosystems and their services is a powerful tool to raise awareness about areas of ecosystem goods and services supply and demand, assisting environmental education about human dependence on functioning nature. The new book Mapping Ecosystem Services provides a comprehensive collection of theories, methods and practical applications of ecosystem services (ES) mapping, for the first time bringing together valuable knowledge and techniques from leading international experts in the field.
Contact: Benjamin Burkhard
Pensoft Publishers
Book pays homage to August Vollmer, father of American policing
After 10 years of research and a bookcase full of documents, Professor Willard Oliver of Sam Houston State University, College of Criminal Justice published a comprehensive biography of August Vollmer, known as the 'Father of American Policing.'
Contact: Beth Kuhles
Sam Houston State University
'Maria Theresa was a relentlessly strict matriarch'
New biography on the occasion of the empress' 300th birthday -- historian Barbara Stollberg-Rilinger refutes clichés about one of the most powerful women in history: prosecution of Protestants and Jews, cruelty against her own children, hypocrisy at the royal court -- book nominated for the Prize of the Leipzig Book Fair.
Contact: Viola van Melis
Cluster of Excellence "Religion and Politics"
Dark tourism has grown around myth of prison tree
New research involving the University of Adelaide is helping to expose a myth about a significant Australian 'prison tree,' which researchers say has become a popular tourism attraction for the wrong reasons.
Contact: Dr. Elizabeth Grant
University of Adelaide
Geoecology and the archaeological record in the Marias river canyon
The Marias River canyon geoecosystem and its associated archaeological resources provide an excellent example of the complex interplay among geology, plant ecology, ungulate niches, and human activities on the landscape during late Holocene time. Understanding landscape complexity from both a geologic and an ecologic perspective reveals the influences of individual elements and their interaction with one another.
Contact: April Leo
Geological Society of America
Fossils, caves and karst, and how geology affected the Civil War
A new field guide in conjunction with GSA's Southeastern Section meeting offers seven field guides that explore the diverse geology of Virginia from its Appalachian highlands to the Atlantic shore. The guides cover an array of topics ranging from cave and karst development in the Valley and Ridge to the exceptional fossil localities at the Carmel Church Quarry and the cliffs near Stratford Hall to Precambrian rocks in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Contact: April Leo
Geological Society of America
What to do in a disaster: New must-have guide for health professionals
A world-first grass-roots guide for doctors, nurses, paramedics and other health professionals to give them a much-needed common language to deal with the growing number of natural and man-made disasters worldwide. Edited by QUT it features contributions from 54 experts from around the globe and covers events including Cyclone Yasi, the US Ebola outbreak, Victoria's bushfires, Iceland's 2010 volcano eruption, Tokyo's Sarin nerve gas attack and the 2010 Haiti earthquake.
Contact: Amanda Weaver
Queensland University of Technology
Killer spirals offer wild ride
Øyvind Hammer was first seduced by the spiral's charms 20 years ago while studying fossils and with his new book he aims to make others susceptible. After reading it, you'll look for spirals wherever you turn and Hammer will have succeeded in his 'evil scheme.'
Contact: Christina Theis
William Small, Jr., M.D., editor of new edition of classic radiation oncology textbook
William Small, Jr., M.D., chair of Loyola Medicine's radiation oncology department, is editor of a revised third edition of a classic reference in radiation oncology.
Contact: Jim Ritter
Loyola University Health System
Unconventional: The Development of Natural Gas from the Marcellus Shale
Shale gas has changed thinking about fossil energy supplies worldwide, but the development of these resources has been controversial. Activists have made claims that hydraulic fracturing may contribute to climate change, threaten groundwater resources, and pose risks to terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems, and human health.
Contact: April Leo
Geological Society of America
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It was never attempted, complete, until the middle of this century; and by then the focus of Berlioz scholarship and performance had passed out of France and into Britain. The first full edition of the Trojans score was published in 1969 by Hugh MacDonald. The first performances of that score were at Covent Garden; and the conductor was Colin Davis, who was then forging his reputation as the foremost Berlioz interpreter of modern times. In the same year his recording of The Trojans was issued; and it remains definitive - perhaps the peak achievement of his life as a musician.
Davis has not conducted The Trojans for 20 years, so it could only be a special event when he returned to it for concert performances this week at the Barbican - and it was nothing less. These were performances that lived with extraordinary vividness in the mind's ear: heady with the pageantry of Troy and Carthage summoned up by off-stage bands and on-stage choral singing of outstanding brilliance, with the perfumed sweetness of ancient summer nights wafting through the introduction to the 'Nuit d'ivresse' duet. You could sense these things; first because Berlioz programmes such specifically descriptive content into the orchestral music, and second because Sir Colin Davis has such a masterful command of how to 'voice' the images. He makes the score such a self-sufficient showcase for orchestral story-telling that to see something physically happening would be superfluous; and the LSO unfolds the story with a glorious intensity of colour.
It amounts to what is surely the most potent and exhilarating playing London concert audiences have heard all year - I left the hall insensible with pleasure, reeling like a drunkard - and there can be no doubt that Sir Colin, 20 years on, still has no equal in this repertory. Compared with his recording, there's a greater sense of urgency, building a seamless momentum through what is actually a number opera (for all its Romantic excess, The Trojans works to classical structures), and running Acts I and II together without a break - something you could never do on stage. And although for these performances he carried the opera across two nights, dividing it into separate parts (Troy and Carthage), as Berlioz sanctioned but never wanted, the coherence of the score was unassailable. The day between the two parts simply vanished. And what we had from Davis was the whole - ballets and pantomimes and all. You rarely get that on the stage. In 1990 when The Trojans opened the Bastille in Paris it was, even then, truncated.
As for the singing, it had to fight the orchestra for profile but was none the less remarkable, with hard-edged, chiselled dynamism from the London Symphony Chorus and a fascinating selection of soloists who were not big names but were direct, immediate and thrilling. Berlioz allocated to each part a mezzo heroine of contrasted character; and Jane Henschel's Cassandra in Part I had a
brilliant liquidity (not always squarely on the note but
wonderfully exciting) while Markella Hatziano's Dido in Part II was nobly rich of tone: slightly uneven, but done with great conviction and arresting power. Aeneas, the toughest role, sustained across the whole piece, was the Russian tenor Vladimir Bogachov, who lacked tendresse but had a fierce, focused projection with a glistening resonance and a controlled sob in the voice that was astonishingly forceful. And the cameo roles included younger singers of real worth: most obviously an enchanting, limpid, beautifully phrased Hylas from a promising young English tenor called Ian Bostridge.
In a word, this Trojans was a great occasion: something to be proud of at a time when the morale of London's music-making is at rock bottom, thanks to the Arts Council which, this week, voted itself and its members out of any right to continued existence. The incompetence with which the Council has addressed the issue of the London orchestras - now to be resolved next week, but who knows? - has turned into one of the most shaming episodes in the history of British arts administration. Thank God the LSO is out of it, and can plan ahead (as the other orchestras cannot) for the time when Colin Davis becomes Principal Conductor in 1995. They will be a formidable partnership.
Dublin is not a formidable opera centre; but it does have its own company, Opera Ireland, which has the current distinction of playing an obscure piece to packed houses. The piece is Lakme by Delibes, and its pull is the Act 1 duet for mezzo and soprano that features in the British Airways television commercial. Ironically, British Airways has stopped flying to Dublin and stopped advertising on Irish TV. But clearly the memory lingers; and the singers in question, American soprano Elizabeth Futral and Irish mezzo Kate McCarney, did their duet very nicely. Elaine Padmore, who runs Opera Ireland, is especially good at spotting international voices at an intermediate stage in their careers - when they have the maturity, the musicianship, but not quite the polish to be real (ie, expensive) stars. Ms Futral was exactly that. She handled the Bell Song with expert coloratura; and if she didn't radiate personality throughout the role - well, there's not much personality to find in it.
The problem with Lakme is that it's a second-rate amalgam of Madam Butterfly and Carmen, shifted to the milieu of the British Raj which provides a veneer of (generally bogus) exoticism but no real characters. Lakme (the Carmen/Butterfly) isn't enough of a temptress. Gerald (the Jose / Pinkerton) isn't enough of a rotter. All they do is behave nicely and agonise over their cross-cultural love - until she eats a poisoned flower and dies, which is not actually very dramatic. Nor did this production squeeze much drama from it. Everything looked under-funded. And I suspect the budget must have gone on the other item in Opera Ireland's season: a Boheme bought in from the Lucerne opera with traditional-ish sets and direction by Jean-Claude Auvray that was unremarkable except for the fact that his cast seemed to be living on the streets and not feeling the cold. Hardy types, these Bohemians.
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The food is fresh and very tasty. Not so friendly staff, but the selection of food is satisfactory..
This "take what you want" type of bufet is very popular in Brno, but I am always pretty surprised from the prices. Because you can eat in very good restaurants in the neighborhood with perfect servis, perfect interiors etc. So this place could be recommended only if you are really in a hurry!
One of those cosy bistrot-style veggie joints serving several choices that you can heap on your plate and pay by weight. After a longish flight and bus trip to get to Brno, this was handy for the station and was just what I needed, and I had a great meal, though not in the same league as the excellent Tibits...
Quality organic veggie food with several differing options available daily, buffet style. Vegans should be aware that several dishes commonly have animal products but there are always vegan options, read the descriptions or ask, the employees usually speak English and are helpful. It's tasty too! :)
Even for a non vegetarian this place was very tasty and satisfying!
Great verity of healthy foods, juices and deserts.. And the prices are cheap.
We went to this restaurant with a small group of colleagues and had a lunch. The restaurant serves bio food and has some interesting dishes. Good for a quick healthy lunch.
I sometimes go to Rebio for lunch as I work nearby and I keep giving them more chances, but I'm never really satisfied. It's a typical vegetarian bistro - you choose what you like from food available on that day, put it on your plate yourself and pay by weight at the counter. To be honest, I don't find the...
It was my first time here, it's been little tricky to eat outside with celiac disease so I really enjoyed place that offers healthy tasteful food friendly with gluten free options including delicious deserts. And I was nicely surprised that compare to "regular" restaurants its prices were pretty reasonable.
Healthy food in a nice place (in New Špalíček). The other one near Měnínská Gate is not that good. So I reccomend the one in Dominikánské náměstí. It is big enough and the selection of food and drinks is satisfactory.
I have eaten here several times and have yet to be disappointed. The range of vegetarian choices makes a good change from traditional Czech menus. On this occasion I had pakora, with a bean salad and a few oven-baked potatoes. All delicious. The arrangement for paying is brilliant: you put as much or as little as you want on your...
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Bristol City Football Club has welcomed the news that a decision on their proposed new stadium at Ashton Vale will be made within a month.
At a meeting yesterday following the local elections, the Council said it will now have to make a final decision based on the Town and Village Green report in the next month. The club granted planning permission for a new 30,000-seater stadium in October 2009 but local residents submitted an application for the site to become a town green earlier that month.
Since then talks, meetings and even mediation has failed to reach an amicable conclusion leaving the council to make the final decision. If the council decides to back the application for a town green it would effectively over-ride the planning permission and mean the football club could not build on Ashton Vale.
Reacting to the news, club executive director Guy Price told bcfc.co.uk: "It is Bristol City Council who has to make the final decision on whether the land that is earmarked for a new regional stadium. So it is encouraging to hear that they will make a decision soon. I welcome their commitment to make a decision, as that will at least give us and other investors certainty and enable us to plan accordingly."
The next full council meeting is on 21 June but it is thought they may convene earlier to reach a decision.
"Bristol cannot afford to miss out on the massive injection of confidence and belief that the stadium project will deliver - jobs, investment, community benefits, apprenticeships, reputation, increased visitor numbers, all of which are at a premium at this current time," added Price. "We, along with many other potential investors in the city, will watch and await the Council's decision with interest."
Whatever the final ruling the losing side has the chance to challenge the decision through a judicial review in the High Court which could see the episode drag on further leaving the club to extend its current home stay at Ashton Gate.
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A dispute between Conference Premier side Bristol Rovers and
supermarket giant Sainsbury's will be heard in court later
this week.
Heart of Midlothian owner Ann Budge has, for the first time,
expressed a willingness to keep the football club at their
current home Tynecastle.
A public inquiry has been scheduled for September as
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The Northeast ADA Center is housed in the K. Lisa Yang and Hock E. Tan Institute on Employment and Disability, at Cornell University's School of Industrial and Labor Relations in Ithaca, New York. We work closely with partners and affiliates to address the diverse and varied cultural, economic and informational needs of the stakeholders across our region.
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Simple, fun, definitely not a game for folks obsessed with uniform details or drill-field maneuvers but that's a strength as far I'm concerned. The only thing on my wishlist is a quick reference sheet and I have faith that Ivan will provide one.
So far I like it. Spend more time going back to rules than playing, but having fun so that is all that matters. I play a lot of DBA, so working on a 2x2 board is perfect for me.
I bought the Chevauchee after a handful of very successful games with the FiveCore system. The rules are an adaptation, with tables for creating troops, weapons and heroes. Nothing new, except some minimal elements, but very suitable for the period.
Just a momment to comment the review done by Keegan N, I don't know what ruleset has he revied, because:
"Guard fire allows infinite reaction fire" meck! in my book it doesn't happen... you can only react Guard Fire one time per turn, as is logic.
Paraphrasing Keegan reviews "like this, make me question how much" played he this game... because I am sure that we are not reviewing the same book. And if the book has changed so much from version 1 to 1.1, what currently is available, I think that he should delete or remake the review, becuase it is giving a false image of this ruleset. That, maybe is not perfect... but sure that is not about that he was reviewing.
Short and pretty sweet - the simple production keep the cost down I guess and it is really all about ideas anywy, not the look of the product. For what it cost, exceelnt VFM
I had the opportunity to run 3-4 games with Ivan system and let me tell you: it is in my opinion one of the best Sci Fi skirmish ever.
First, it is simple to learn, but it is far from being ordinary.
Second: game is actually fun and fast! there is a lot of action, tactical thinking and reactions... and all in a smooth, cinematic and fun way.
This third edition is very polished and can be used for very different game scenarios (modern, sci fi, horror, pulp...). It has a nice campaign system, rules for vehicles and even random events and options for pick-up games.
I strongly suggest to try it.
Published by Nordic Weasel Games, Not Just a Brush War. Brush war campaigns for any war game system is apparently a departure from their usual product range, in that it is system agnostic and not designed to work specifically with one or more of its other products.
It is clearly aimed at wargamers, specifically those wargamers focusing on the brush wars of the last century, this century and the near future. The pdf has twos ections. The first section consists of tables for generating "imagi-Nations" for wargaming, these tables cover about 10 pages and are designed to be modularm, so that a player need not use all of the tables if desired. The last section is about 28 pages long and covers campaign rules, designed to overlay your wargames rules, again, they are modular and you need not use them all.
While not aimed at Sci-fi (my favourite genre) I can definitely find a use for this pdf in both my wargaming and roleplaying games. There are even rules for figuring the relative tech level of the imagi-Nation and a table for generating the name of military operations, I rather like this table and will definitely use it a lot.
I'd definitely recommend it.
I deducted one rating point, only because it is not broadly useful across all game genres. Having said that it would still be fairly easy to adapt it to your favourite genre.
Trench Storm is a nice interpretation of company/battion level WW I, subsequent civil wars and disorders. The rules can apply to both trench and open warfare without becoming too detailed or excessively abstract. The author understands the period and provides easy rules for extending the game to playing a campaign.
This provides the wargamer with a quite innovative way of producing a whole variety of battles across a range of scenery areas, yet it is balanced toward the games ending up with a historical feel. Poland lost and so the scenarios lean toward that, sometimes with an unerring certainty. I would recommend this to wargamers who use almost any rule types, as a means of producing some excellent games.
Mal Wright
I got these rules with the intention to run small, fast skirmish games. They are, however, so much more than just that. I find now that I am preparing an entire RPG-lite campaign for myself in order to take my miniatures for a ride. I am coming up with stories, back stories, governments, systems all so that I can play little battles between a few of my figures and with that tell a story. These rules are fun.
I don't really know where to begin. You roll a handful of D6s to see if you hit, and if you kill. Your opponent might roll a couple of defence D6s to negate some of your hits. You roll a few D6s to see how far you can move. If you take 1 hit from an attack, you are pinned. 2 hits and you are out of the game. 3 hits and you are killed so horribly that your team will suffer extra negative points to their morale check. That is essentially the rules. How many D6 do I roll? There are 4 class of character ranging from cannon fodder to hero (main player character). Cannon fodder roll fewer D6s BUT you can change that if you want. The beauty of these rules are that you can do what you want with them. As well as having more D6 available to them, heroes and aces have character traits, which can basically, again, be what you want them to be: an extra D6 on attacks, free movement, talk your way past guards, stealthy. They can also have weapons that have abilities: extra D6 on attacks, limited ranges, long ranges, explosive radius, push targets back, only fired once per game, etc.
There is an entire system in place to standardize and create traits and weapons, but you can also just make stuff up. None of my character notes are officially labeled as per the rules. I have a shotgun that grants +1D6 under 8 inches and -1D6 over 12 inches. According to the rules this could have all kinds of "tags" on it, but I feel just writing exactly what the ability does is easier. This is the same with traits, although I should keep better track of combat/non-combat traits.
Where the game gets really interesting, in my opinion, is in the RPG/campaign parts. I hadn't even considered these, but they are so cool. My battles now are not just my heroes fighting gang members over a village and if they win then they save the damsel. There will be people to talk to, things to repair, terminals to hack, messages to broadcast, buildings to search. My skirmish will not just be a skirmish. There will be more to it. Then, after the battle, I can earn money or loot (which I can take from tables provided or just MAKE UP MYSELF!!!).
There are a few pages of just random stuff generators: people, motives, back stories, corporation names, news headlines (WHAT?!?!). There is a section devoted to the outside world moving on while we have out little fight on this planet in the middle of nowhere. There are sample missions to help you get started and randomly create encounters.
Basically, if like me you have no friends and a pregnant wife who goes to bed early at the moment, then I recommend this game. I can play out a little story one evening, spend the next thinking up my next part and then fight that out the following day. However, this game also works if you have friends. You could easily turn it into a proper RPG campaign. If you want small fights in cantinas, or scavenging jobs, or to tell a story then these are rules to get.
Last era is a solid game. The mechanics are straight-forward, and may seem overly simple at first glance. However, there are 20 special rules which can add a lot of nice character to the game's simple stat line. And the combat results and morale rules subtlety reward using appropriate ancient/medieval tactics. Indeed, I'm planning to try the rules out for some historical battles as well as fantasy.
As an added bonus, the background/world-building given, while brief, is pretty interesting, and I think it can be great inspiration for scenario building.
The army list included contains a mix of troops from several different factions and aren't really complete by themselves. But many new troop types have already been published in the expansions with the promise of more. So, this is less of an issue.
Overall, I feel I received a lot of value for the money, and I'm looking forward to the continued support for the game.
Starport Scum is a great game if you are looking for some space adventures. The rules are very open-ended, giving you lots or freedom when it comes to designing the characters, traits and equipment for them. Using a set of traits that either give you a bonus to a roll or allow you to do something that you normally couldn't, your imagination is the only limit to the characters and creatures you can feature in your games.
The system uses only D6s for all task and combat resolution and a handfull of them will be enough. There isn't a point-system of any sort in this game, it's definitely geared towards narrative play, with or without a game master. If you are looking for a competetive tournament-type game, this isn't it.
It's worth noting that the game is still in beta, and some functions, like mission generation and character growth rules are not in the beta as of yet, however the basic game if fully playable as it stands right now.
This game is for epic adventures of the fantastical kind, and I can't say I've played one that better fits the bill.
From a personal standpoint, for my style of gaming, the rules themselves might be slightly much to handle alone. However, objectively, they're well written and pretty concise as far as miniatures rules go. The core rules aren't the reason I gave it a 4; the main reason is the lack of a bookmark sidebar, which would be extremely helpful in referencing certain nuances mid-game.
From a more biased standpoint, I'd like to note that once again, Nordic Weasel Games has delivered a rather useful tool within a game that, even though I may not end up getting much use out of the core book, will be extremely helpful to me in other endeavors. In this case I refer to the solo play rules and the tables occupying the last third or so of the PDF.
There are comprehensive rollable tables for campaign attributes such as random forces (WW2, Modern, Irregular, Gang and SWAT), fireteam generation, vehicle presence, a war generator for both earth and spacefaring settings, and even some goodies in character creation that help you define the background and personality of a character you don't already have down in your head.
Perhaps most intriguingly, the campaign rules give you rules and rollable tables for such things as the nature of injuries that befall those taken out in combat (from light wounds and dramatic scars to permanent injuries and death), replacements and recruits, campaign events (reassignment of soldiers, arrival of a new recruit, and so on), and of course, full-on mission generation.
For me, the strength of Nordic Weasel titles has always been the robust random generation, and these are things I feel like I could transplant into any game. In fact... I was going to give it a 4 for the lack of a bookmark index, but the more I look over these bonuses at the end of the book, the better I feel about this purchase. Five stars, for depth of utility alone!
Short Version: (And mind, this is from a very individualized standpoint.) If you've been searching for a game that lets you take control of a squad or platoon and follow them throughout a procedural military campaign, as I so long have, this is your train. Get on and ride this baby to glory. (Or... horrific defeat, as circumstances may dictate. May the dice treat your boys well!)
A simple, clean set of mass skirmish rules with some subtle tweaks on the conventional mechanics. It fulfills its stated goal, which is to be an easy, minimal-prep game, with room for future expansion. There is enough going on to make it a viable and worthwhile (and cheaper?) alternative to the many other rulesets out there. A solid 4.
For me personally, the core section of the book - which is roughly five pages of actual mechanics - is alone worthy of $9.99. I like to use tabletop roleplaying systems to run stories that force me to react to circumstances and think on my feet, and this is understandably difficult. But Usurper gives me enough "randomness" for my taste without bogging me down in number crunching mechanics.
The character creation, another part of the core, is also excellent. Games that can mesh the perfect amount of meat with the perfect amount of simplicity in the way the Usurper character creation rules do are rare gems indeed, and I enjoy them like a fluffy oven pastry on a cold day.
The quick option, for those who already know what they want to play, is a single page (plus one extra for how to handle specific questions players might have). The story option, which sings to me in particular, is a lifepath sort of system with roll tables.
The great thing about it is that the rolls are random, but not absolute. If I roll that my character was born with Reflexes, I could arguably apply this as several different traits: Maybe he's got "Keen Senses", maybe he's a "Social Chameleon" who can adapt to any setting and blend in perfectly, or maybe he has "Unassailable Wit", shooting down arguments contrary to his own like a master archer. Or maybe he's just "Quick on the Draw".
One special point I'd like to commend the author for is the "First Time Readers" notes. At the end of each section, a paragraph or so is written out for first time readers. It's a bit like a school assignment where you quickly apply some of the points covered in the previous section to practice, getting a hands-on feel for how they work as you go. This is particularly good for someone like me, who learns better by doing than by reading.
In summary: Usurper offers a lot of meat, but most of it is selective and supplementary. At its core, Usurper is a game that operates very smoothly. You roll d100. You have your result. The game then manages to work in per-character nuance and how it applies to actions, as well as attrition, all without convoluted numbers-tracking.
If you're looking for a game that walks the fine line between game and storytelling, one that determines outcomes systematically without becoming a slog... I suggest giving Usurper a try. As someone who's spent the past ten years sniffing out such games wherever I can find them, I can attest that this is one does a very good job of it.
Alright, most of what needs to be said has already been said by Glen. Utterly random, unbalanced and full of itself. Additionally, the book is so poorly laid out it should be criminal. Weapons rules are scattered about the book, movement and base rules are seperated, Initative comes after the bulk of combat rules, Mounted movement is off after weapons and armor, combat and reaction rules come before warband creation, etc. Shameful. The rules are full of vague statements, and several terms are left undefined, leaving it up to player interpretation. Playing this is like pulling teeth. The most painful thing I ran into is the combination of the Stay Alert order and Guard fire. Guard fire allows infinite reaction fire, and Stay Alerts allows a Guard fire to roll Kill Dice. With this combination, a ranged weapon can shoot and likely kill any figure that moves within their firing range, anywhere from 8 to 24 inches, an infinite amount of times, turning a musket into a fucking maxim gun. Rule holes like this make me question how much actual playtesting went into this. The fact that you think this is finished enough to be sold for anything more than a passing glance is disgusting.
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Thanks for the reply. I was finally able to get in touch with an old geotech. friend who gave me a little direction and a NAVFAC document designation. The NAVFAC document is very hard to read as it is an older document. But it appears to be even more conservative. The geotechs suggestion is a little heavier than you with the saturated weight, but in the ballpark with your value. He also suggested a "ballpark" increase in lateral pressure at the walls due to the saturated condition. All good for preliminary. I would like to get a readable page out of the NAVFAC manual (DM7.1) if anyone out there has it. Off the internet some pages come out very poor.
As far as the waterproofing I will have a french drain system for sure. Over the top and sides I'm still working on that, but your idea sounds good. I will pitch the top of the "lid" which should help. Long term performance? Good comment. I will be doing some research on that and probably working with the architect. Several years ago I used a system on a basement wall on an addition. The brand name escapes me at the moment but it was a rigid "plastic" type of material formed in a waffle pattern and allowed water to pass through to a void between the basement wall and the soil. The water then would drain to the french drain. That may work on the roof also. All ideas at this point. I do like the suggestion for Xypex.
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