In the best tradition of brecht, a RPG can comment itself. In his paper ”The Self-Reflexive Tabletop Role-Playing Game”, Evan Torner studies three different tabletop role-playing games and the ways they reflect upon themselves as…
The Legend of the Armored fish of silver
After three years, you can be Geralt again, but on paper.
Pathfinder is getting ready to launch a public playtest for its highly anticipated Second Edition, which looks to streamline the popular roleplaying game while bringing new innovations in gameplay.
Building a world for players to adventure through is no small feat. We invite you to view part of the world that Artemismagus made for our DnD 5E game.
Dungeons & Dragons’ newest book is a big hit, although some bestseller lists are confused how to classify the new book.
This month’s adventure hook is The Legend of Ark’Kesha Zaheth
There are a few reasons that I think there’s been a surge of interest in Dungeons & Dragons in the last few years. The cultural icons of my generations — and I’m now in my…
“Exploring dungeons, overcoming obstacles, and slaying monsters are key parts of D&D adventures. No less important, though, are the social interactions that adventurers have with other inhabitants of the world.”
When members of our Dungeons and Dragons group have a birthday, we play a one-off game in their system of choice, usually with an accompanying gimmick. Last time we had a birthday, we played as…