As is often the case with most role-playing groups, getting the evening session started can be a bit trying. Late arrivals, socializing and the “where did I put my dice?” situations are a normal part of every group but take up time and any time not spent gaming is viewed by some groups (okay, almost…
It was announced today that there is going to be a D&D chess set released in the fall of this year. I know a lot of people that play RPGs also play chess so I thought that I would pass this along. You can check it out on the Wizards website at http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/news/20060515a&dcmp=ILC-RSSDND
The latest issue of Role-playing Tips in now online – Airborne Minis Tips. It contains a number of good tips for how to handle these on the tabletop. There are also a number of good tips submitted by readers. Here’s the full run-down of what’s in the issue: CONTENTS: –> A Brief Word From Johnn…
We’ve all see them and I think everyone finds that when a juggler is performing well it is an enjoyable experience. As the party is walking through town have one begin a performance or have a member of the party notice it and be drawn to it based on what they are juggling. Some things…
Issue #309 of the Role-playing Tips E-zine is now online – Myth Crafting is now online contains: CONTENTS: –> A Brief Word From Johnn –> This Week’s Tips: 1. Keep It Simple 2. Two Approaches To Developing A Plot 3. Establish A Conflict 4. Gods Are NPCs Too 5. Apply Your Traits To The Basic…
Let me ask a question, when you create your NPCs for your role-playing game which do you grab first, the Game Master book. the Player book or a pad of paper? The correct answer here is the pad of paper. I can hear the outcry now about the need for stats, equipement and spell lists…
