The crumbling passages of an ancient temple split right and left. What do you do? The journey across the ocean takes days of sailing. What do you do? A kobold lunges at you with a rusty knife. What do you do?
I am truly lucky to be married to my best friend, Erica. She’s also been my co-author on a number of books, as well as my…
There are as many different ways to run a role-playing game as there are games themselves. For…
Players are wonderful creatures: imaginative, creative, ingenious, and frustrating. When you’re slowly building a plot…
I remember a time when my gaming group got together on the weekends, hunkered down in someone’s room, basement, shed —…
Erica and I have been writing this blog for a while now, and I’ve been role-playing for something like 35 years…
You can fix most things with duct tape, but a good toolbox contains more than one tool. And a cabbage head is a pretty specific…
We’ve been writing up thoughts on role-playing games on this blog for two years now. We have a few books on the…
I’ve never been very good at Storytelling a whole bunch of NPCs, but Aron is a master of it. Still, even he has to jump through some hoops to not only play such a range of non-player characters, but to make sure that his players can remember who the heck they all are…
Sure, the ideal is beginning and ending a campaign with the same group. But sometimes you need to bring in new players, and it can be a lot of fun to add to the existing cast! Geek & Sundry has some tip for how to smoothly fold in the new player and their character: