The Substack for Rogue Games
Rogue GamesThis newsletter captures the ideas and thoughts currently rattling around in my mind, offering insights into the projects I'm working on and the concepts I'm exploring.
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Coming August 2026: The Book of Beasts
The frontier is not empty. The Wabanaki warn their children about the Alom-begwi-no-sis before they learn to swim. Cherokee elders know which rock formations to avoid. Settlers dammed rivers that the Ojibwe would never enter alone, and some...
Opening Statement: The Defense of Khan Noonien Singh
Your Honors, members of the Council:
The Federation prides itself on being a beacon of enlightenment, yet it treats my client, Khan Noonien Singh, as a relic of a “savage” past to be buried and forgotten. The prosecution would have you bel...
Where we were, where we stand, and where we are going
One of the things I’ve been doing in my spare time is creating three documents. These are:
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Colonial Gothic Complete Meta-Plot & Lore Bible
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Hell Hath No Fury: Hidden Threads and Foreshadowing
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Hell Hath No Fury: Plot Analysi...
Same-Sex Relationships in Revolutionary America
If you go looking for “gay people” in the 1770s, you won’t find them. Not because they don’t exist, but because the category doesn’t. The men and women living through the Revolutionary decade don’t describe themselves with the identity labe...
New Release: A Heart in a Jar
A Heart in a Jar: A one-session adventure for Colonial Gothic
Philadelphia, 1775. The Palmer House waits.
In the spring of 1769, Tobias Palmer vanished. A Quaker bookseller, quiet and learned, he simply didn’t come home. His wife, Evelyn,...
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I created my first game with Lincoln Logs and Star Wars figures, and my friends loved it. From there, I kept making games. Now, with Rogue Games, I publish Colonial Gothic and more. Writing bios isn’t my thing, but creating games? That’s my passion.
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