360 Degrees of the Inner Circle: A Morton's List Supplement

by Nathan Andren, Robert William Bruce (co-author), R. Jesse Deneaux (co-author)

360 Degrees of the Inner Circle is the advanced rules supplement to Morton's List. It is the missing piece that completes Morton's List and turns it from a "simple game" into a lifestyle. It provides more Mutations and Deviations (twists on the game that run even a simple activity into something new and fun). Further, it details a point system that encourages sustained regular play, which leads to the formation of regular playing groups, or Inner Circles. If you have been playing Morton's List for a while and are looking to expand the possibilities even further, 360 Degrees opens up play with more options for the Table Master. It adds a new dimension, with a system of progression that gives you special abilities within the game. It's also great if you roll a particular Quest a lot - there are ways to alter the Quests even more!

50 pages, Paperback

First published July 5, 2002

About the author

Born Nathan Andren Fostey in Detroit, MI. Raised by hippies in nearby Highland Park. Valedictorian at Ferndale High, voted Most Likely to Succeed and Craziest Hair. Graduated University of Michigan with a Bachelors of Science in Environmental Policy & Behavior with honors then promptly went to work for Psychopathic Records aka the the Insane Clown Posse. Traveled the world, got sucked into Burning Man and Burner culture, became a Couchsurfing.com Ambassador, and Detroit's first Airbnb host. Co-authored the Random Reality game, Morton's List: The End to Boredom and the 2nd edition, Morton's List: Limitless Inspiration For Exploration, 360 Degrees of the Inner Circle: A Morton's List Supplement, and Quest Book, engendering and inspiring the global community of Morton's List players. Designed The Quest for Shangri-La board game, and edited Behind the Paint, Violent J's autobiography, Chivalrous Arts, Book 1: When Evil Rises graphic novel, and the board game, Chivalrous Arts: Apocalypse 1525.