brain food
In Praise of Informed Subjectivity
Give me a subjective review based on actual play, not another faux-objective review based on just reading the rules.
brain food
Give me a subjective review based on actual play, not another faux-objective review based on just reading the rules.
gamemastering
Links to posts on TTRPG worldbuilding, managing campaigns, running sessions, and thoughts on tabletop roleplaying as a hobby.
brain food
Why are we drawn to play tabletop RPGs, what can we learn from Guillermo Del Toro, and how do roleplaying games boost our mental health?
settings
Just like our world, a tabletop RPG campaign wouldn't feel real without a few absurdities.
games
My understanding of believability in roleplaying games, particularly with regard to violence, has shifted over the years.
settings
The Eclipse Phase setting can prompt thoughtful gamers to explore their assumptions about political, social, and economic structures in a context of wild adventure.
gamemastering
On the benefits of making room in my life for tabletop roleplaying by eliminating something else.
settings
How to not pick a game system that fits your favorite setting, and how to do it right.
settings
There’s a reason tabletop RPG settings that offer a breadth of possibilities are so popular.