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  • New and Noteworty

    Five years old today!

    ByScot Newbury December 23, 2010November 15, 2015

    Today marks the 5th anniversary for of Dice and Dragons and it’s been an interesting five years to say the least. In my last post, which was my 250th, I touched on some of my favorite posts over the years, I won’t go back over that ground again but would encourage you to take a…

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    ByScot Newbury September 27, 2010August 20, 2025

    It’s been a long time coming but this post marks number 250 – a milestone I had set many, many moons ago and am happy to see (finally). I thought to mark this particular moment I would take a look back at some of the posts I’ve done over the years. So there’s a few…

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  • Books

    Filling the Empty Chair [Review]

    ByScot Newbury September 20, 2010October 14, 2017

    It happens to all of us, we move, our friends move, college ends, the list goes on and it always leads to that most dreaded of all opponents at the gaming table . . . . The empty chair. To slay just that opponent I would suggested heading over to RoleplayingTips.com and picking up a…

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  • Random Thoughts

    Returning to the GM Chair

    ByScot Newbury July 25, 2010July 12, 2021

    It’s been nearly four years since I last sat in the Game Master’s chair but in just a couple of months I’ll be returning to the hot seat to run a new campaign – sort of. For those that have been reading this blog of a while or subscribe to Johnn Four’s ezine, Roleplaying Tips,…

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  • New and Noteworty

    Roleplaying Tips Celebrates Upcoming Issue #500 with a Contest

    ByScot Newbury July 4, 2010May 18, 2012

    I’ve often mentioned it, written for it and even took a turn as editor at one point (thanks for the opportunity Johnn) and now am pleased to see Roleplaying Tips about to hit a major milestone – issue #500. To celebrate this event Johnn Four is running a contest – he’s collecting city encouter ideas,…

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  • New and Noteworty | Random Thoughts

    It’s alive! The Blog that is.

    ByScot Newbury July 1, 2010November 16, 2017

    For those that subscribe to of Dice and Dragons, you probably saw an email or saw a series of posts show up in your reader over the last 24 hours and already had a suspicision that something was going on. Well, after 11 months of hiatus I’ve decided to breath some life back into my…

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