Lists, links and... Talk Tuesday?

A quick update, some related shout-outs and a possible return to the once common if irregular Talk Tuesdays.

Here at the Expanse I'm caught up listing recent reference posts down at the bottom of the right sidebar. It's a short, loose index - whether or not it gets used I don't know.

I've also signed up to Matt's Kepler-22b project for sci-fi gaming. Anyone can claim a sector of the planet and give it events and locations. I have V3, an inland sea, and I'm thinking about yesterday's science for the inhabitant(s).

Three things linked with that. If you like intrigue in space, The Secret Sun has a look at Apollo and 2001, and there's another fresh approach at a newish blog, Alternate History of the Space Age, starting here. For gaming, Chris at Hill Cantons is thinking about writing a warfare system for old school roleplaying games.

Also blurring the line between gaming and literature, Hereticwerks put out a stream of posts yesterday for their growing Wermspittle setting, building on Arthur Machen's work, and at Garrisonjames there's another scene for the blogwalk, now in the list.

Finally, HoP has a reminder that 2 March is Old Stuff Day, for revisiting key posts.

For the possible Talk Tuesday, you might want to take a look at these posts, which have recent activity, or are hot topics you could find of interest if you missed them.

• Dragon's Lair... - the discussion is now on to terrain and Bluth's films

• Deeper dice (1) - ideas for rolling dice, seeing them as particles of fate

• Where no, I don't know... - discussion of Star Treks, Data and Worf

• Derelict: a naval and space combat idea - a possible open system

• How much of that IP could we own? - with more at a later post, here

Feel free to comment here or at the given post - I can do the finding or linking through.

Update: Dylan at Digital Orc has set up an online list for any old school roleplayers planning to go to GenCon. A good idea for events in general, and one to keep in mind.

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