RPG Bloggers – Join the Carnival!
TomEvery month there is a different topic for the carnival, set and hosted by a different RPG blog.
Tag: Interpersonal
Game Theory – Charming Morals (or the Morality of the Charm)
Sea of Stars RPGWhen, and how, should the GM use charm effects?
Mombarian – Not So Fun House Pt 2 & Magical Frustrations
JustKay, DM DallianceJoin me and my Mombarian as we take you through the rest of the Not So Fun House that included all of the undead severed hands. Mombarian – Not So Fun House Pt 2 & Magical Frustrations Look I know you all have been dying to find out just what happened when we did finally…
5 ways to support the Blogosphere (and Why You Should)
The blog community is important. I think we, as bloggers and blog readers, should support each other for the greater good. It’s easier than you may think… 5 ways to support the Blogosphere (and Why You Should) Mainly roleplaying games but also board and wargames. Source From: 5 ways to support the Blogosphere (and Why…
Celebrate Good Times
GonzJoin us for all kinds of celebrations as the yearly Festival of the Guildpact brings together every citizen in Ravnica for your D&D campaign. Celebrate Good Times Come on! Join us for all kinds of celebrations as the yearly Festival of the Guildpact brings together every citizen in #Ravnica for your #DnD campaign. Source From:…
Are the X-Men the Perfect FRPG Party?
BoardEntAre the X-Men the Perfect FRPG Party? OK, I was going to try and hide what I’m doing here, but I gave it away in the title, so let’s look at the X-Men. For those X-Men fans, w… Source From: Are the X
The Common Boon
Steve RechnerParty Cohesion at it’s best! The Common Boon There are many things that can keep an RPG Party together, without force. Click to read article on Roll4 Network
Avoiding GM Fatigue
Great Advice for Everyone Avoiding GM Fatigue It’s Friday Night, and you’ve got an early morning game session planned for Saturday. The last session was fun, but it wasn’t your personal best, but they can’t all be blue ribbon winners, right? The real problem is what you’ve got planned for tomorrow, nothing. Nada. Even though…