The Silk Heist – Questing through History
Tangled CloakTwo monks walk into 6th century China… The greatest heist in history, and using it to build a framework for intrigue in your games.
Tag: Game Master Advice
Game Theory – Charming Morals (or the Morality of the Charm)
Sea of Stars RPGWhen, and how, should the GM use charm effects?
Skills & Powers: From the table to the office
ArikanthusShould tabletop RPGs be added to your résumés? Do they teach you valuable life skills and lessons? The Tipsy Geek says “Absolutely!” Let’s investigate what skills can be acquired from spending hours upon hours playing and preparing tabletop games.
Words and Whimsy (A to Z)
Do not get lost in whimsy, do mine ancient texts for magical words.
GM, what’s on the menu tonight?
Looking at the situation at my table, where we entered a system lull, and what I could have done differently, as the GM, to shake things up. This is not a post about food!
Steve Rakner
Make A Memorable Villain
Villains are some of the most important NPC’s.
Zerg Rush
Combat slowing you down? Then let’s fix that! Zerg Rush Battles in most tabletop RPG games are notorious for being tedious. Long repetitive battles can lower player investment and in the worst-case scenario, can just be flat-out boring. We’ve tackled how to beat this repetitive nature in boss battles before, but what about those other…
Apocalypse, then
Gonzalo CampoverdeThe Doctor at Daemons & Deathrays has been summoned to host the RPG Blog Carnival for November, and he has selected Survival Horror as its topic, and the Mournland seems like the perfect topic for my collaboration. Apocalypse, then In the 100th year of the conflict, a great cataclysm of unknown origin destroyed the nation…
Crime and the City
GonzLet’s talk about Sharn, the City of Towers, and what an urban environment can bring to a fantasy campaign. Crime and the City Let’s talk about Sharn, the City of Towers, and what an urban environment can bring to a fantasy campaign. Source From: Codex Anathema
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