Seth’s Letter to his mother.
Hello mother, I Hope when you read this letter that you are in good health, and it is my wish that I am also in good health. It has been a while since my last…
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The 25 Types of Fantasy Role-Players
By now, most gamers are familiar with the traditional four types of players: The Real Man, The Real Roleplayer, The Loonie, and The Munchkin. Obviously, the creation of the Four Types is meant to be…
GenCon 50 (2017) Sunday (Family Fun) Badges On-Pace to Sell Out Next Week
Planning to buy Family Fun Day badges for Sunday, August 20? You should secure your badges soon as they will likely sell out next week. Given the current pace of badge sales, interested attendees should…
Deep in the Wood
Clowns to the left of me, Jokers to the right of me, stuck in the riddle with you 🙂
Jaiden’s (Jay-dens) Tome – ENTRY 4
The scout showed us the way to Lung’s tower, he then informed us that we had arrived. Before we could do anything our guide was lifted up and bite in half by a giant tree….
The Best Way to Determine Your Moral Alignment, ‘D&D’ Style
Before Dungeons and Dragons was an amusing time waster for nerds, the cooperative board game was a lightning rod for controversy. It let players engage with an imaginative world in which many made-up religions existed,…
Panel Discussion on GenCon 2017
GenCon is about a month away, so to celebrate it’s pending arrival I have assembled a panel to discuss our experience with the convention. Artemismagus, Buck, Greytome, Kirby and I open up in this tell all…
Game review: Pathfinder RPG ‘Bestiary 6’: Charon, Krampus and creatures of legend
Marvelous, magical, mystifying monsters such as Mephistopheles, Charon, the canine rougarou and Krampus are what people will find within the 320-page hardbound book “Bestiary 6” for the Pathfinder role-playing game (RPG) by Paizo Publishing.
Might Have Read
Riddle me this, riddle me that, who is afraid of the big bad RIDDLES?
Gen Con closing in on its first sellout in 50 years
Gen Con officials announced Thursday they have sold out of four-day badges—for the first time in the annual event’s 50-year history.