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    Add Some Spice – Add a Holiday

    ByScot Newbury April 8, 2007December 7, 2014

    For those of you that celebrate it, Happy Easter! Today is a day to spend with family and enjoy the company – you are going to do that right? I thought I would be remiss if I didn’t give you something role-playing related today to think about so why not give some consideration to the…

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    Realistic Climate for your Campaign

    ByScot Newbury April 7, 2007May 18, 2012

    A question for all those GMs out there, how much do you vary the climate your party moves through? If you’re like most (myself included) the answer is typically, “not much” or “not really.” I think there are two reasons for this: We don’t understand climatology. Nothing wrong there, most of us don’t need to…

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    Campaign Information Overload

    ByScot Newbury April 6, 2007December 24, 2023

    In their latest installment of Save My Game, the folks at Wizards look at a difficult topic, campaign detail. I know first hand the perils of this very topic. As a GM, I find myself building campaign settings with an immense amount of detail, everything from cities and towns to NPCs to multiple plot lines…

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    Treasure Tables Guest Post Contest

    ByScot Newbury April 5, 2007May 18, 2012

    Martin Ralya over at Treasure Tables is running a contest for guest posters. The topic of the contest is “What’s the most important lesson you’ve learned as a GM?” and the top three entries will be featured in a posting on the Treasure Tables blog. All entries will be added to the GM Wiki he…

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    RPG Basilicus Community Launched

    ByScot Newbury April 4, 2007November 16, 2017

    I just received the following from Mark Havenner on the FRPGC mailing list. After careful deliberation on the perfect implementation, I am proud to say that the RPG Basilicus community is launched and I am eager to get the Free RPG community involved in it. As you may or may not know Basilicus (http://basilicus.wikia.org) is…

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    My OpenOffice Character Spreadsheet

    ByScot Newbury April 4, 2007April 14, 2014

    In my last post I mentioned that while there are a number of character sheets available I use a spreadsheet to track my character’s particulars. While it takes a bit of work upfront, the dividends are well worth it. With the way I’ve set things up making a change to an ability score adjusts other…

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