RPG Book Review: Skycrawl
This is a supplement (setting?) for any roleplaying system, packed with systems and procedures for journeying between mysterious lands floating in an endless azure sky, ship to ship combat, and more.
This is a supplement (setting?) for any roleplaying system, packed with systems and procedures for journeying between mysterious lands floating in an endless azure sky, ship to ship combat, and more.
Open invitation to all RPG bloggers to join the February 2023 RPG Blog Carnival!
#dungeon23 side quest – a Mothership metroidvania A geek dad’s gaming blog. I like characterful characters, rich plots, random generators, and occasionally play wargames and boardgames. Source From: Source
Happy New Year!
Progress on my #dungeon23 dungeon, and some RPG Blog Carnival news…
Encounter building is painful; it sucks all the joy out of running a game for me. However, embracing “Combat as War, not Sport” I’m sacking off encounter building for good so I don’t need CR.
What I could do with, however, is an idea of general stats against Hit Dice in 5e so I can use OSR resources or eyeball stats in play.
How indie games improved my (gaming) life
Tips and templates for RPG dungeon building from the RPG Blog Carnival
This month’s RPG Blog Carnival theme is “Let’s Build A Dungeon”…
The RPG Blog Carnival rolls round to another year; please take part and follow it around the blogosphere in 2021…
Character death is part of the stakes of a lot of our games. It keeps us on our toes as players. Hitpoints or harm are often one of the resources players have to manage. There can be a great deal of drama – and satisfaction – in epic battles against overwhelming odds, even if we lose.