Review: Conflict Roleplaying Rulebook
I was sent a free review copy of the Conflict Roleplaying Rulebook recently by Conflict Roleplaying, and have perused it. Conflict is a roleplaying game supplement by Mark M. Scott for the Pathfinder and OGL ...
Never Say No
In the end, RPGs are just big games of improv. No matter how firmly the GM has everything plotted out and is railroading the players along, there’s still going to be improv on all counts. ...
PCs Have NO Respect for the Property of Others…
It’s a frequent problem I’ve experienced in games I’ve run and, from actual play posts and podcasts I’ve seen around the internet, a problem seen elsewhere as well: that of the PCs destroying everything they ...
Mouse Guard: No Power Cards… No Fun? Not at All!
I am a pretty hardcore 4e D&D gamer. What can I say: It was my first real gaming experience; I’m comfortable with it. I like it. Besides a little side-step into a Savage Worlds game, ...
Starlight… Starbright… Stargate?
I’ve always been fascinated by the stars. I’ve dreamt of traveling them many times. As many children do, I wished and wanted desperately to be an astronaut! And as with most of us, except a ...
Mouse Guard: Murder at the Scarnsea Monastary
As you can probably tell from my last few posts, I’m on a bit of a Mouse Guard kick. Don’t worry, we’ll soon return to your regularly scheduled programing. For now, I’d like to point ...
Failure is Fun!
In our game of Mouse Guard the other night, there was a new concept the players had a hard time accepting at first. It wasn’t the idea of the three-round turns, or the four types ...