Posted by Mark on Apr 30, 2010 in
Wanted Ad
Number of Views :743That’s right, in less than a month, I’ll be packing up Bridget and Gabe and heading to the windy midwest. I’ll be working as webmaster for the Reserve Component Command there. And I’ll be needing a gaming group. Bridget and I realize we’ll probably be spending our first few months playing Descent [...]
Posted by Mark on Apr 29, 2010 in
3e D&D,
4e D&D,
Reviews & Culture
Number of Views :2124Big applause for Wizards, who have released, for free, a version of D&D for kids entitled Monster Slayers: The Heroes of Hesiod. Apparently, it’s based on a new book D&D is coming out with. What I really like is both the simple art, as well as the simple rules. The game is [...]
Number of Views :974 Knowing I’ll be moving soon has gotten me thinking of new D&D campaigns. In my next campaign, do I want to use previously created settings, such as Eberron, Forgotten Realms, Dragonlance and Midnight, or do I want to make up my own campaign world, giving it the full breadth of originality [...]
Posted by Mark on Apr 27, 2010 in
4th Edition
Number of Views :992I may be shooting myself in the foot by putting this idea out there, due to my general lack of the ability to finish anything. Someone will probably take this idea and have it out on RPGNow within a week. If anyone is interested in helping me out with this, let me [...]
Posted by Mark on Apr 26, 2010 in
Uncategorized
Number of Views :925A little off topic from RPGs directly, but I’ve found (as I’m sure many have) that most comments I get here at Dice Monkey are primarily from other members of the RPG Blogger’s Network. Now, this isn’t to say it’s a bad thing. At this point, the RPGBN has, what, about 200 [...]
Posted by Mark on Apr 25, 2010 in
Uncategorized
Number of Views :3563Right now I’ve got a ton of different projects on my plate which are in different phases of incompletion, as well as a couple of campaigns I’ve tried to start up and failed. First off, at the top of my to do list, is Conflict, a 3.5/Pathfinder RPG designed for PVP combat [...]
Posted by Mark on Apr 24, 2010 in
Advice/Tools,
Player/GM Trust,
Podcast
Number of Views :3092On a recent episode of Fear the Boot, the hosts discussed “lying to your players”. You’ll note I put that in quotes. They had a serious issue with the idea of telling your players one thing, then revealing it to not be true later on. They worried it would break player/GM trust. [...]