It was announced on Wizard’s website today that when the current licensing agreement with Paizo ends in September Dragon magazine as it exists today will be no more. “Today the internet is where people go to get this kind of information,” said Scott Rouse, Senior Brand Manager of Dungeons & Dragons®, Wizards of the Coast….
Does your RPG group use a computer during game night? More than one? My group on the whole is paper and pencil, I’m the only one that uses a computer (in my case a laptop) at every session. As a player I use it to track my character information typically in a spreadsheet (see this…
The folks over at Wizards continued their ongoing look at the different classes both base and prestige today by taking a look at the Horizon Walker. What is nice about the column is that they take a look at the strengths and weaknesses of the class and give you idea about how to play them,…
Role-playing Tips issue #353 is available – How To Leave Your Players Hanging – 4 Cliffhanger Tips In this issue Johnn gives us four (plus a bonus one) different methods of building in cliffhangers to our games – all worth a look and as always he gives some solid examples to guide you. I also…
Many of us have spreadsheets, text files, documents and so on for our role-playing endeavors regardless of whether we’re a GM or a player. I thought it would be nice to have a backup plan in case my laptop wasn’t available during a session so I thought I would print out my character’s sheet and…
The folks over at Wizards released their latest preview article and I have to say some of the items definitely look interesting. Among the upcoming offerings are City of Peril which is part of their Fantastic Locations series, and a couple of what they are calling super-adventures, Expedition to the Demonweb Pits and Eyes of…
