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]
PAX East is this weekend in Boston, the 6th to 8th! I am so excited! As of this writing there are still Friday and Sunday passes available (surprisingly), so if you haven’t gotten your passes yet, there’s still a chance. Go get them! I’ll be there with the Gamer Assembly, volunteering for Wizards of the Coast and generally hanging out. Feel free to say hi. [Read the article]
Have an RPG blog, or a favorite RPG blog?
Season 2 of this amazing series…
I’ve been tinkering with the following for about two weeks now. I’ve seen lots of new Marvel Datafiles floating around the net since Marvel Heroic Roleplaying launched. Many appear in plain text, while others have created large, colorful image files for their characters. I’ve striven to create something in between. The below was created with Word, and we’ve included the .docx file so you can edit to make [Read the article]
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]
Hello again Stuffer Shack. How are you? Good? That’s awesome. Really. I love to hear that. Now now, I can see that look on your face. Uncle Anthony is here and he probably wants to rant long and hard about some grand theory to GMing or take another sociological look at the game table. You’re right, I do want to do that, but I also [Read the article]