Do memes change reality? Perhaps. Maybe even worse, they change unreality. Then, they channel that unreality and bring it across. I mean, what the kek? The Memomancer channels unreality via […]
Order of the Eternal Flame (or: I sold my soul to an AI, and all I got was this lousy campaign)
Like many people lately, I’ve been playing around with ChatGPT. First, I asked it for poetry about love of cheesecake, in the styles of both Edgar Allen Poe and William […]
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That Old Silk Hat
Cross-posted from How to Succeed in RPGs or Die Trying. An artifact for Unknown Armies, third edition. Power: Significant Description: That Old Silk Hat is usually treated as a joke or urban […]
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The Order of Armistice (or, Nazi Punchers)
It’s a little more complicated than that, but yeah, Nazi Punchers. In the Fall of 1971, Joshua Covitz (‘Normal’), Denese Kan (Entropomancer), Anisa Mbala (Flying Woman) and Otto Roth (Epideromancer) […]
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Shot Through the Heart (and You’re to Blame)
One of the fun things that sets UA apart from other games, is the GM tracking of Wound Points. Having the uncertainly of exactly how fucked up you are really […]
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Data Recovery
Unnatural Phenomena is up and running! All the content from John Tynes’ old site has been transferred here, with John’s blessing, including user login, comments and forum entries. If you […]
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Website back up
Sorry for the trouble, folks. I’ve fixed the issue that caused the website to lose all of its content. FYI: The site runs on pMachine, a blogging platform that existed […]
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Jeremiah Jones, Bible Worshipper
A rather unusual bibliomancer. Jeremiah was a preacher once. He retired fifteen years ago, but he’s still very very faithful. In fact, his devotion to the Bible is so strong […]
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Dr. Esmerelda Martinez, Medical Narco-Alchemist
A doctor by day, a magical drug dealer by night. Esmerelda is very unusual for an adept in that she’s a stable-ish person with a good job. She’s both an […]
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Dennis Grant, Seeker of Strength
An epideromantic martial artist. Dennis Grant worships strength. He grew up weak and sickly, with a father that mocked him for it. He made it worse by training harder than […]
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