The Most Intellectual RPG Owned The most intellectual RPG I own is Chivalry and Sorcery, but I haven’t played it. Everyone else say that its too complicated, similar to Central Casting . It was mostly bought for the tables, and has great city creation rules although it’s very rule-heavy. Related Links: RPGaDay: Favorite Tie-In Novel/Game… Continue reading RPG-a-Day: Most Intellectual RPG Owned
Favorite Dice/Dice Set I had a multi-colored set of d6s that were specifically used for rolling character stats. They rolled great. One day I was making some Rifts NPCs for my husband and kept rolling over 20 (if you roll a 6 you keep rolling until you stop rolling 6). He banned me from rolling… Continue reading RPG-a-Day: Favorite Dice/Dice Set
My favorite character My favorite character is the original playtest version of my Badgen race, his name was Stonefist. He was a barbarian, fighter. We did eventually have to tone him down, as he was unbalanced. I made him by the savage species rules and even gave him less than the rules allowed. He started… Continue reading RPG-a-Day: My Favorite Character
Favorite Game System My favorite game system currently is Pathfinder. I like the customization that is available. Especially, the character and race building rules. Although, if I could find a group I would love to play old school BESM 2nd Edition. It is simple and fun to play but I would use the new rules… Continue reading RPGaDay: Favorite Game System
So let's get back to the list of #RPGaDay 2018 questions, shall we? Today's question is How has gaming changed you? This question is a very hard one for me to be honest. I imagine that it is intended more for gamers that that who may be relatively new to the hobby. For me gaming has… Continue reading How has Gaming Changed You? #RPGaDay
How can players make the stakes important? Personally, I find today's question goes hand in hand with yesterday's question as well. Because, no matter what a GM does to make the stakes feel more important in the game. If the players have not bought into the story, there is nothing you can do to make… Continue reading #RPGaDay2018 Upping the Stakes in game
How Can Players Make a World Seem Real? I think the answer to the question of how can players make a world seem real starts with player buy-in. When we run games we often hear about gamemasters needing to create player buy-in for the players. But today we will chat about the fact that buy-in… Continue reading How Can Players Make a World Seem Real? #RPGaDay2018
