Adventures in Tabletop
Welcome back! Today, I’m putting out my views on investigation-focused games. Adventures with teams of specialized player characters. For a few sessions now we’ve been playing an X-Files, SCP, CSI/NCIS, procedural drama style game. The characters are fun and the investigations Continue reading Juggling Scenes: Games for Specialized Parties
Over time I’ve received feedback on the original World Map Beginnings post. And, I realized I needed to make some changes to improve its usefulness to the greater audience of world builders. There are a few core changes that need Continue reading Hexes: World Map Beginnings 1.5
What are the challenges one must overcome to be a great dungeon master? While I am not the greatest and wisest of all dungeon masters, I have divined the most crucial steps to become a great (or at least better) Continue reading The 5 Steps to DM Enlightenment
You Don’t Have the Drive You Won’t Leave Your Comfort Zone You’re a Frustrated Author You Don’t Know the Rules You Play Against the Players You Don’t Have the Drive There is no easy button when it comes to DMing. Continue reading 5 Reasons You Shouldn’t DM
There’s Only One Original Story That’s Ever Been Told: Someone wants something badly and is having difficulty getting it. First, burn that idea into your brain. Second, realize whatever adventure you create will suck. The quicker you realize and become Continue reading Adventure Skeleton, Build Adventures From the Bones Up
