#RPGaday2015 – Day 3: Favorite New RPG

RPGaday, continues thanks to the idea put forward by the Autocratic blog, which asks us to start talking to each other on a daily basis about our hobby as RPG players. Today’s question asks us about our favorite new game of the past 12 months. August 2014 to the end of July 2015. I have picked … Continue reading →

#RPGaday2015 – Day 2: Satisfaction in Crowdfunding

RPGaday, an idea put forward by the Autocratic blog, asks us to start talking to each other on a daily basis on whatever form of social media we prefer, on a list of daily topics about our hobby as RPG players. Today’s question asks us about our most satisfying experience with Kickstarter as a backer. … Continue reading →

#RPGaday2015 – Day 1: Most Anticipated RPG

RPGaday is here again, so I know it is August and I am not at GenCon. I am, however, having a succession of good years in gaming, so I am feeling fine. RPGaday, an idea put forward by the Autocratic blog, asks us to start talking to each other on a daily basis on whatever … Continue reading →

Who Watches the Roleplayers?

I almost had a good discussion about Watchmen recently when Ron Edwards made an interesting post on an aspect of the graphic novel on his Dr. Xaos comics madness blog. I say ‘almost,’ because as our points in the comments run counter to each other, nothing much came of it. Tangents are traps in any discussion of … Continue reading →

BrigadeCon Update: 2 weeks left!

At the time of writing, there are just twelve days until the online gaming convention under the inclusive name ‘BrigadeCon’ will open its virtual doors for the first time. As mentioned in previous posts, the convention has been organized for two purposes, promoting the fun and vitality of playing tabletop roleplaying games via services like … Continue reading →

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