Brain Food

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The Jumbo Shrimp Rule

They are small but big.

Just like our world, a tabletop RPG campaign won’t feel real without a few absurdities.

Verisimilitude & Violence

It looks worse than it is.

My understanding of believability in roleplaying games, particularly with regard to violence, have shifted over the years.

Eclipse Phase Remixes the Future

Do not judge a book by its cover in Eclipse Phase.

The Eclipse Phase setting can prompt thoughtful gamers to explore their assumptions about political, social, and economic structures in a context of wild adventure.

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Games

Verisimilitude & Violence

It looks worse than it is.

My understanding of believability in roleplaying games, particularly with regard to violence, have shifted over the years.

Eclipse Phase Remixes the Future

Do not judge a book by its cover in Eclipse Phase.

The Eclipse Phase setting can prompt thoughtful gamers to explore their assumptions about political, social, and economic structures in a context of wild adventure.

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Gamemastering

Gamemaster Goodies from UJ

I know this is random, but I always liked this shot from my time at JOTC in Panama.

Posts on TTRPG worldbuilding, managing campaigns, running sessions, and thoughts on tabletop roleplaying as a hobby.

Murdering the Alternatives

I actually prefer my air with more air in it.

On the benefits of making room in my life for tabletop roleplaying by eliminating something else.

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Players

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Game

After Play Review of Paleomythic

Lions are no joke, man.

Paleomythic combines tight, elegant mechanics, clever character differentiation, and just enough but not too much worldbuilding.

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