I mentioned in my post Prepping for a New Game that instead of starting by diving right into the creation process for my next campaign I was going to do a postmortem, or review, of my last campaign The Realms of Rylon or Rylon for short. Here we are three months later, so I figured I…
For those that missed it in his posting, Treasure Tables is Unlikely to Continue, Martin states that after taking the 39 days off from posting (he reran previous postings during that time frame) he’s decided that he will most likely end his run with the Treasure Tables blog. There was a part of me that…
When I first started of Dice and Dragons one of the things I did was start a series of posts with Encounter Ideas that you could use in your campaign and I thought it was high time that we revisit that idea with a new encounter – The Shopkeeper. Most folks will know the shopkeeper…
After posting my last article Establish a Rules Policy – Part 2 a comment was left by Ooklamok which included a few questions about what do you do if the ruling you are discussing would kill a PC. From his comments: If the outcome of a rule “discussion” is going to effect something major (i.e….
In case you missed it, be sure to check out Part 1 of Establish a Rules Policy. In part 1 of **Establish a Rules Policy we looked at the printed materials and determined versions, supplements and the need to set an order of precedence – the only problem is, not everything is covered by the…
There are few things that can destroy an evening of role-playing as quickly as a rules argument and while your group may not have encountered this particular beast at the gaming table it’s worth looking at. Every group will be different but you should lay some ground rules on the gaming rules you’ll play by…
