#RPGaDAY2024 – Day 4: Cosmic Monster
Posted by Runeslinger on August 4, 2024 · Leave a Comment
Today, for #RPGaDAY2024 I am going to take my prompt from the alternate set provided by “Challenge Rating” in Poland. I will mostly be sticking with the standard prompts, but I want to have fun with theirs, too. The theme for Day four is Cosmos and my roll for the randomizer was a 1 so … Continue reading →
Category Casting the Shadows, RPGaday, The Blog · Tagged with roleplaying, RPG, RPGaday
#RPGaDAY2024 – Day 3 – Most Often
Posted by Runeslinger on August 3, 2024 · Leave a Comment
#RPGaDAY2024 Day 3: Most Often
Category Call of Cthulhu, Casting the Shadows, Live Game Report, RPGaday, Running Games, The Blog · Tagged with Call of Cthulhu, Role-playing game, roleplaying, RPG, RPGaday
Call of Cthulhu Rises Again~
Posted by Runeslinger on November 18, 2023 · 2 Comments
In the imagined situation these characters and their decisions create and keep in motion, I have presented the players with some curious and upsetting details. As the clock ticks on, Terrence and Callum have followed their motivations, their curiosity, and their urge to find fame and fortune in breaking this case open in the papers. Smalls has found the secrets of the bloodthirsty book and its intimations about one Ludvig Prinn to be so fascinating it is worth heaving his massive bulk out of his shop and apartment on Newbury Street to uncover the truth of them.
On Immersion and Engagement in RPG Play
Posted by Runeslinger on November 12, 2023 · 9 Comments
To help explore the topic of what can be meant in general, and what we specifically mean in a given example when we wax eloquent about immersion, I like to separate things into two defined experiences, that of immersion, and that of engagement. Immersion can suffice on its own, but as usual, the more things a word applies to the more ways it can subtly interfere with communication.
#RPGaDAY2023 Day 30
Posted by Runeslinger on August 30, 2023 · Leave a Comment
For me, the key to today’s prompt of ‘obscure’ is not to think about the perspective of the world, even the part of it that plays games that non-gamers have heard of, but rather to think of grail quests for those limited-run or long-out-of-print items by that subset of gamers who curate a library of … Continue reading →
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