This is for non RPG related posts and things that may come up from time to time.
Having been one of the driving forces behind Gathering in the part and then the RPG Director of Storm-Con a game convention that ran for 3 years. This is a very well thought out plan for a mini convention. I know other small format conventions that run in just such a manner! This format was… Continue reading Run Your Own Con! — World Builder Blog
Just throwing out a reblog of a good article my bud over at Rolling Boxcars did a while back! The other day on Facebook I saw a brief conversation about sites that lends themselves to the creation of props for games. While the conversation centered around Call of Cthulhu, I thought I would assemble a… Continue reading Prop Ideas
A good take on an alternative to the painful issue that high-level games have in D&D and Pathfinder. Once your players begin stacking up a mountain of HP its gets harder and harder to keep the players having some level of mortality. https://www.youtube.com/embed/opK7mPZtBSI?version=3&rel=1&fs=1&autohide=2&showsearch=0&showinfo=1&iv_load_policy=1&wmode=transparent AngryGM had a very good article yesterday about coming up with a… Continue reading Hit Point alternatives
The world is a pretty amazing place with some truly jaw-dropping things in it. As GM try and remember thing's like this when you are painting the canvas of the world's your players are in. I can easily imagine this is what it is like trudging through the Underdark. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JC41M7RPSec Sleeping in a cave for days… Continue reading Glow Worms In Motion — Inspirational Geek
My friend Jessica Baumgartner blogged this the other day. She knocks it out of the park. The more you write the better you get. But don't walk away even for a bit or you will be surprised how fast that flame starts to flicker. Writers hear it all day, every day. It plagues their lives. Haunts… Continue reading Thoughts on Creative Spark. Find yours
So I had a few people inquire about a more in-depth explanation as to what came about that made me decide to sell my logo. I talked with the other party and they said they were fine with me disclosing the full explanation.
Over at world builder blog I came across this excellent blog on how to run The Curse of Strad as a one-shot game. This is an excellent solution for anyone like myself that would love to run this adventure but has doubts that they will be able to squeeze it into their game lineup anytime… Continue reading Curse of Strad in just one session
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