The Fickle Nature of Dice
Alternate title: The Fitzpatrick Family Die Curse We all know there’s a bit of a superstition in the gaming community when it comes to dice. How many times have you heard that a die was… Read More »The Fickle Nature of Dice
Alternate title: The Fitzpatrick Family Die Curse We all know there’s a bit of a superstition in the gaming community when it comes to dice. How many times have you heard that a die was… Read More »The Fickle Nature of Dice
So what is a Gaming Vitae or GV? A GV is just like a Curriculum Vitae (CV) or resume, but of the games you have played over the years. This will take a while, but… Read More »My Gaming Vitae (GV)
Today we’re taking a little break from the magical worlds we’ve been visiting and instead talking about the real world of the game table – which can be virtual or physical, funny enough. But what… Read More »Battling Complacency or Unhappiness at the Game Table
In honor of Father’s Day, I thought I’d come up with some way to figure out not only a NPC’s (or PC)’s father or their entire family. So Happy Father’s Day to all you gaming… Read More »Who’s your Daddy? (Generating NPC Families)
Sometimes ideas come into my brain and I have no idea quite what to do with them… this is one of them. As adventurers, we thrive on danger. Whether we are causing danger to others… Read More »Errant Paths: Inspired by Danger
Over the last week or so, I’ve been pondering how to expand on the Little Spaces product line by showing some of the ways those supplements could be used to help inspire different encounters. My… Read More »Encounters Product Design Thoughts
Now that we know a bit about Reeve Quentus (see this post), it’s time to look at the place he works and some related locations… The Reeve’s Station The Reeve’s station is a small three-story… Read More »One Spot Design: Locations – The Reeve
(I’m cross-posting this from my personal portal blog…) Do you live in Colorado Springs, CO? Do you have a gaming group? Or are you looking for one? I’m looking for a group that I can… Read More »Looking for a Gaming Group… [Cross-post]
When you’re in school, it’s easy to find gamers. I remember playing with people in junior high and high school, in college and even immediately after college. But at some point it starts to get difficult. People have jobs and families and other commitments that don’t let them game as often as they’d like. Or maybe . . . → Read More: Book Review: Filling the empty chair by Johnn Four (RoleplayingTips.com)