Dead animals walk the night, and human bodies stir in their graves. Yes, this is an adventure involving undead, but their target is not who you expect…
All right, yesterday’s post got a couple of more entries – let’s hope this one does as well! Now is the time to submit your site for the 2012 RPG Site of the Year contest. You have a blog, right? You want people to know about it, right? Well, then enter it into the contest (for free!) before it’s too late! There’s plenty of gaming [Read the article]
Have an RPG blog, or a favorite RPG blog?
Season 2 of this amazing series…
What would role-playing games be without dice? Well, they would be Cowboys and Indians…
What do you use to hold your dice?
If you haven’t been following along, we’re hosting the 2nd annual RPG Site of the Year contest. It’s a contest meant to celebrate gaming, but more specifically, those that blog about it. If you have an RPG blog, submit it for the contest now, because the winner gets to take home ALL of the prizes, like the one we’re talking about today… The sixth prize come [Read the article]
This character was created for play in the RPG game, A Song of Ice and Fire (by Robert J. Schwalb). Watch “Game of Thrones: The Complete First Season,” and you’ll be a fan for life. It’s quite understood that Rodney is the illegitimate son of Lord Vallen, and that he has sworn his sword to the family house out of duty to the house and [Read the article]
Hirst Arts is probably one of my absolute favorite tools for helping to make table-top gaming so much fun – and we’re lucky enough to have Benoit from Roving Band of Misfits donate one of his amazing creations for the 2012 RPG Site of the Year contest! Check out the Dice Tower, intended for those rolls that really matter… The dice tower is about 6 [Read the article]
The prizes just keep coming! Chaotic Shiny is graciously providing a free City Builder Generator Pack for the 2012 SOTY contest. The City Builder is actually several generators in one: information about a random city, names within a city, taverns, crowds, rumors, merchants, and maps! This is a fantastic tool for anyone looking to make a city in their game – it’s fast and simple, [Read the article]