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The Family RPG System
Articles, essays, Substack archive links, and site feature updates from Gorgon’s Grimoire for readers who prefer the old web.
This page organizes public Gorgon’s Grimoire Substack articles by game line and subject, along with local site feature updates and Toolkit previews. Substack entries link back to the original post for reference and sharing.
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A DAD design article from Gorgon’s Grimoire discussing coin marks, bullion marks, fraud, and the practical handling of money in fantasy campaign play.
A DAD design article from Gorgon’s Grimoire discussing balance, risk, role, and old-school play assumptions.
The articles below belong to the Toolkit shelf. They cover The Family RPG Campaign Toolkit as software support for DAD, GOV, and The Family RPG System.
A look at the public beta launcher for The Family RPG Campaign Toolkit, including the DAD Player Tools, Adventure Master Tools, GOV tab notation, and the release-version note on Developer Tools.
A screenshot-heavy feature comparing the old DAD Character Generator against the rebuilt parchment-style DAD Character Creator in The Family RPG Campaign Toolkit.
Uses hard-currency economics to explain why fantasy banking would remain local rather than central-bank driven, and why that reinforces a focused twenty-mile adventuring radius.
Public previews and guide articles for The Family RPG Campaign Toolkit, including DAD character workflow, expedition planning, and launcher coverage.
Design essays and table-facing notes for DAD, fantasy campaigning, and the rules spine behind The Family RPG System.
Historical roleplaying essays and Adventure Master support notes for Ghosts of Vietnam: The RPG.
These Substack posts are kept here as publisher notes. The public creator license guide remains on the Licenses page.
Discusses why software, VTT, miniatures, and other IP uses require clear licensing instead of assumptions.
A practical public note for creators approaching publisher intellectual property and permission.
