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    Now Online – Roleplaying Tips E-Zine Issue #305

    ByScot Newbury April 2, 2006May 18, 2012

    Issue #305 of the Role-playing Tips E-zine is now online – Getting Player Feedback is now online and the issue contains: CONTENTS: –> A Brief Word From Leslie –> This Week’s Tips: 1. Ask For An NPC List 2. Ask For Sub-Plots 3. Ask For Plot Arcs 4. Ask For Boundaries 5. Resolving Contradictory Plot…

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    Encounter Idea 13 – The Ghost

    ByScot Newbury March 31, 2006May 18, 2012

    So here we are at role-playing encounter idea number 13, one fourth of the way there! This week’s encounter idea is ‘The Ghost.’ This idea can spark many role-playing opportunities provided of course that you give the ghost the ability to communicate with the group beyond a simple moaning sound. To start things off you…

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    Improving Your Storytelling – Describing Locations

    ByScot Newbury March 29, 2006May 18, 2012

    In my last posting (click here) I stated that one of the things you should be doing to improve your storytelling ability is to open up a book and read. While that is important and it allows you to experience others methods of description you have to also do it yourself. Which is why my…

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    Now Online – Roleplaying Tips E-Zine Issue #304

    ByScot Newbury March 25, 2006May 18, 2012

    Issue #304 of the Role-playing Tips E-zine is now online – Take Ten: Balance is now online and the issue contains: CONTENTS: –> A Brief Word From Johnn –> This Week’s Tips: 1. Exploring Underground 2. Exploring Wilderness 3. Perilous Travel 4. Flatfooted 5. The Chase Is On 6. Overcoming Defenses 7. Espionage 8. Athletics…

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    Encounter Idea 12 – The Wandering Minstrel

    ByScot Newbury March 24, 2006May 18, 2012

    This is one of those role-playing encounters that could happen anywhere. The party could encounter this individual on the road traveling somewhere or while they’re enjoying a mug of their favorite drink at their local watering hole. In either case this is an opportunity for the GM to use some of his creative juices. If…

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    Improving Your Storytelling – Open a book

    ByScot Newbury March 23, 2006May 18, 2012

    I mentioned yesterday that I was going to start sharing my thoughts on the topic of improving your storytelling as a role-playing GM and the first item I want to share is you need to open a book. Now before you go running off, I mean a reading book, not your gaming rulebooks, not the…

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