Thinking back it seems almost stupid that I hadn’t realized this previously…
Category Archives: Roleplaying Games
[RPG] Player Mistakes 3 – Undermining Emotional Moments
This had been saved in my drafts for five years with just the title. However, I still do remember the original motivator for this piece.
AIs in Aid of GMing
Can AIs be helpful for GMs? Yes, but not for very many things.
Ending the First Series of White Lilies (Blades in the Dark)
I mentioned this group off-handedly before, but the short of it is: We have three people, who decided to choose assassins as their group. On Wednesday, for practical reasons, we decided to end the first series (or season in Amercanese) of the lives of this crew. This is about how I ran the first season as the GM.
Building the Nemesis in RPGs (My Way)
I’ve been playing the old Arkham PC games recently. I like those games, but they have made Batman less interesting as a character to me. He is just too morose. Playing with Catwoman in Arkham City is much more fun. But this is about the bad guys.
Dungeons & Dragons – Honor Among Thieves Review
TL;DR: A fine movie. If you are into action and don’t mind the extreme fantasy setting, you’ll like it.
The Weird Assumption that Players Can’t Distinguish Between Reality and Fantasy of RPGs
So, let’s start with the RPG witchhunt of mid-1990s in Finland…
Five More Non-RPG YouTube Channels for the GM
The previous instalment can be found here.
Weird history rules. Well, here and everywhere else as well. One of the easiest things to make your world feel lived-in and unique is to just take a piece of obscure history and place it in your world, whether its an invention or an actual event or garment or hairstyle. I just find all of this very interesting and it just happens to coincide nicely with RPG hobby.