#RPGaDAY2020 Day 3: Thread
August 3rd, 2020When preparing a game I try to think about the various plot threads. They’ll vary from ones I’ve introduced to something in the player’s…
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When preparing a game I try to think about the various plot threads. They’ll vary from ones I’ve introduced to something in the player’s…
Today is day 2 of #RPGaDAY2020 and today the prompt is Change. It feels like we’ve seen a lot of change to RPGs in the past couple of years…
Every year for the past seven years, David Chapman has run something called RPGaDAY. It’s a series of prompts about RPGs for an entire month…
First, some preamble: I very much enjoy RPGs and I’m always finding new ones and reading them to see if I want to run them. My kids are…
I really enjoyed half of this book, namely the Pigs from the Pit (a transitional adventure for level 0 characters going to level 1) and the…
This adventure offers three things: a nicely fleshed out town with a serious problem that needs to be dealt with soon and a lingering sense…
To date, I’ve played in exactly one Powered by the Apocalypse RPG and only one session: The Sprawl. I thoroughly enjoyed myself with that…
As part of [my review for Sky ov Crimson Flame]({% post_url 2018-10-24-sky-ov-crimson-flame %}), I mentioned that I wanted to make a rumor…
Some preamble: I buy a lot of RPG material. Rulebooks, modules, random tables, settings, zines, and so forth. I’m a bit of a hoarder when it…
Recently Google announced that they’re shutting down Google+ in 10 months. Before I really got into RPGs, Google+ was merely the butt of a…