Creating the Ultimate Boss Battle
Steve RechnerIncrease suspense, without HP
Tag: GM Techniques
Review – The Sixth Shotgun
Sea of Stars RPGWho would have thought that some Western stories would prove so inspirational forRPGs?
Thrills and Chills: Adding Horror to your Game
aravar27Fear is one of those primal emotions in humans–the other being laughter. Both a panicked cry and a sudden laugh are involuntary physical reactions to a stimulus. When role-playing, we’re embodying a character to feel their triumphs and pains, but fear and laughter are the most potent.
Well-used horror ramps up stakes, slowly winding up the tension before allowing for some kind of catharsis at the end. Let’s see how we can use those elements to improve our action-adventure D&D game!
Cloak & Dagger: Adding Intrigue to Your D&D Game
Intrigue is more than just a style of campaign. Intrigue means questions, suspense, and information–things which all campaigns have in some measure. In this post, let’s take a look at how to sprinkle intrigue and mystery into any game, regardless of genre!
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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.
Game Theory – Charming Morals (or the Morality of the Charm)
When, and how, should the GM use charm effects?
L is for Lorwyn
What can we find in #Lorwyn that we can use in our #DnD campaign? The Great Aurora will change reality as you know it.
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