Art, Design, Undertanding, and Transcendence. With a side of Erisian Discordianism.
This is an experimental site to serve as a back door to the various locations where Vulpinoid Studios has a presence on the web. Notably DrivethruRPG and Itch
So What is This About?
Vulpinoid Studios was unofficially founded in the mid 1990s as a publisher of game modules and adventuxres, and a few ideas to expand tabletop gaming. It became an official publishing entity in 2007, and began publishing a range of small games and gaming accessories. It is the aim of this studio to create new and innovative TTRPGs that provoke thought and push the envelope of what gaming can be. It is predominantly run by Michael Wenman, but has a number of other individuals who contribute to the various published titles.
Custom TTRPGs, hacks of other games, card games, novels, maps, and other elements used to support the hobbies and communities in this field. Each of these contributes to the worlds and experiences that Vupinoid Studios hopes to share with the world.
Creative Commons
Most of the work produced by Vulpinoid Studios is deliberately released under Creative Commons licenses. Mostly because we believe in the ideas and the potential to share stories and knowledge.
If you'd like to use any of our stuff, please feel free to do so, but just let us know that you've done so. We like to know how our ideas might be spreading.
The CSS for this site was generally copied from "219" (aka Steel) at the CSS Zen Garden (which was shared under a Creative Commons Share-alike license itself. then modified for our purposes.
The Blog
Since 2008, the majority of the public facing development work done by Vulpinoid Studios has been on a little blog that has almost reached 2 million views. This blog is titled Observations of the Fox, and has a range of ideas, game designs, links to stuff Vulpinoid Studios has produced and sequences of ponderings from all manner of game topics.
Buttons...
Back during Web 1.0, when Geocities was a thing, filling your website with 88x31 buttons was the coolest shit. It's unclear how this trend started, but it probably originated from the famous "Netscape NOW!" button.
Here on Neocities, 88x31 buttons are often links to other cool websites! But may be just for decoration. Feel free to use ours to link to us.