Welcome to the RPG Blog Alliance Hub!

Update: As of December 31, 2022, the RPG Blog Alliance has been shut down. The information here is for historical purposes and to provide information on where you can obtain the salvageable resources from the Alliance.

Once upon a time there was an idea, and like so many ideas, it’s grown, shrunk, and morphed a bit along the way.

I’m speaking of the RPG Blog Alliance.

What was once a stand-alone site, that moved into the Google+ world, emerged back to the internet at large and now has been officially closed.

Much like the RPG Blog Carnival, the shift here will be to a hub location. A place where you’ll be able to tap into the vast expanse of RPG related blogs and podcasts, whether you prefer RSS (yes, that’s still a thing for some of us), social media, or just looking through a list of the sites that are members, this is the place for you to begin that journey

We have a separate page where you can learn about the requirements to join the RPG Blog Alliance, as well as how to maintain membership on our Join the RPG Blog Alliance Page.

Below you’ll find places where you tap into the fire-hose of articles and insights, enjoy.

The RPG Blog Alliance Membership List

For a while the list of membership sites was maintained here and while there are still some semblances of it, the most up to date and accurate list is being maintained over on Follow Me and Die! You can see the listing at https://followmeanddie.com/rpga-list/.

The RSS Feed

With the closing of the RPGBA the active RSS feed has been suspended. I know that there are many that continue to use RSS to follow various sites (as I do) so here is a copy of the OPML for you to import into your RSS reader of choice – RPGBA RSS Feeds

The hashtag on Twitter

The hashtag for the RPG Blog Alliance was #rpgba and while there won’t be a constant feed of articles to it any longer from of Dice and Dragons, I would encourage all to continue to use to help continue to spread the word about the great content we have.

We’ve been using that hashtag for several years, and the of Dice and Dragons Twitter feed is the prime source (I feed all the RSS posts from members into it). You can follow it at: https://twitter.com/ofdicendragons/#rpgba.

MeWe

A newcomer to the social media world, and is rapidly becoming the go-to place to replace Google+. The site is nice, things seem to work well, and the RPG Blog Alliance Group was set up there: https://mewe.com/group/5c6db41a58028347502d2de6.

The group is no longer accepting members, but you should be able to see the posts.

You will need to sign up for an account and be approved (to keep down spammers).

There are more resources coming – be sure to link back to this page when talking about the RPG Blog Alliance.