The Podcast- On #RPGaDAY2026 Days 17-31
- On #RPGaDAY2026 So far: Days 1-16
- #RPGaDAY2026 and some Brief Updates
- On Suspected Inspirations for the Delta Green RPG with Jason Connerley
- A friendly conversation about natural-feeling characters with SettingFirstRPG
- A Friendly Conversation on Character Social Inequality in RPGs
- A Frightfully Cheerful Conversation on Horror and Comedy
- On the idea of a "Better Game"
- On what might be in a name, and Listener Calls
- Biting the Bullet with Jason Hobbs [video]
Whispers in Darkness
Speaking in Tongues
This is a post about terms and their influence on comprehension. I suppose if I were to allow the deep pit of pessimism in me to hold sway over my perspective, I would just stop writing now because whatever I share here may ultimately be misunderstood by a significant percentage of people who read it – especially … Continue reading
#RPGaday2015 – Day 13: Favorite Podcast
I honestly do not have an answer for Day 13’s question. Do not read on expecting some sort of surprise revelation or wit. There is no content of note in this post. Go read someone else’s post today, I have nothing for you. I will be back tomorrow. Honest~ I don’t habitually listen to podcasts … Continue reading
#RPGaday2015 – Day 12: Favorite RPG Illustration
Questions like today’s for RPGaday 2015 make me more aware that I tend toward the minimal in RPG art. While I appreciate an inspiring scene, a striking cover, or the technical drawings in the gear and bestiary sections, I tend to judge books by their written contents more than their covers or interior images. They … Continue reading
#RPGaday2015 – Day 11: Favorite RPG Writer
RPGaday 2015’s Day 11 question is easier for me to answer. I have talked about it before in many venues, and I expect I will talk about it again and again as the years go by. Today’s question asks us to name our favorite RPG writer. While I suppose we could cause a commotion by trying … Continue reading
#RPGaday2015 – Day 10: Favorite RPG Publisher
RPGaday 2015’s Day 10 question is not one I have enjoyed considering that much. I enjoy games from a number of publishers, and I enjoy a variety of game types. I enjoy gorgeous, heavy, full-color books such as those produced by Catalyst and Fantasy Flight. I enjoy hard and soft cover, black and white publications such … Continue reading
Casting Shadows 