#RPGaDay 2017: Day 13
The thirteenth question for this year’s #RPGaDay is another tough one, I will wager. This time there was a little mercy though, as it falls on a Sunday. The question asks us to describe an experience with an RPG which changed how you played. Over the years writing this blog, uploading to YouTube, and answering … Continue reading
#RPGaDay 2017: Day 12
Today’s question for #RPGaDay is about interior art in an RPG product, and asks about its capacity to inspire. I come from a time when fonts were tiny, page counts were low, and art was sparse. Sometimes, turning a page and encountering a black and white image nestled in among the tight columns of text … Continue reading
#RPGaDay 2017: Day 11
Today’s question for #RPgaDay asks us about old games which while they are still in our hearts are no longer on store shelves, in digital distribution, or even on the radar of those with fewer birthdays behind them. Dead Games keep calling me, as I am sure they do many of you, and today’s question … Continue reading
#RPGaDay 2017: Day 10
The question for the tenth day of #RPGaDay for 2017 asks us where we go to get reviews for RPG products. Whether that is your friend down the street, a website with many volunteer or paid reviewers, or whathaveyou doesn’t matter. When you are curious about a game and want to get information about it … Continue reading
#RPGaDay 2017: Day 9
For our 9th question in the month-long challenge of #RPGaDay, we are asked about a game that works well for short campaigns or well-defined runs of a number of sessions, specifically cited as 10 or less in the question. Question 9: What is a good RPG to play for about 10 sessions? As I like … Continue reading
Casting Shadows 