#RPGaDay Day 6: Gamers for Community
I am having a lot of trouble with this one. It’s a problem because I have no specifics, other than for Brigadecon. My own acts of community service are tied to groups other than the RPG groups I am a part of. While there are gamers present, the identity of those groups is something else, such … Continue reading
#RPGaDay – On dice
Today’s Question: August 1: Dice, dice apps, or diceless, how do you roll? At this point, I cannot dissemble about the fact that I like dice. I may even like them beyond their role in the games I play. I have and use dice apps. I have and have enjoyed diceless games, but it is … Continue reading
RPGaDay starts on Monday!
The wait is practically over, August is almost upon us. We will start out with a sort of warm-up question about dice on Day 1, then move into topics which touch on aspects of the hobby we haven’t seen as often in RPGaDay questions, but which have been revealed as important in the responses. Some … Continue reading
Filling Empty Cups
That people ‘just don’t listen’ is a peril of conversation both online and off. It is worse when the person in question is seeking advice but won’t take it. Much can be said about the conditions and causes of faults in listeners, but does that accomplish all that we want? The target audience isn’t listening. … Continue reading
Gothic Horror in Print
Two topics which get mentioned a lot on this blog are the Ubiquity Roleplaying System and Triple Ace Games. A third topic of note is Horror. This post is about all three: Triple Ace Games’ ambitious project of releasing an in-depth series of source books for Gothic Horror. Some History Unlike many Kickstarter Projects which do not … Continue reading
