Earlier this month, I posted an article about why you need to focus your TTRPG worldbuilding on playable elements. Today, I want to dig into one of the most important parts of any fictional game world — the TTRPG NPCs Read More …
I want to tell you a story about #wobblefit. The #wobblefit hashtag started as something I used on Bluesky to share my fitness journey, particularly how I’m using games to lose weight. I mentioned my weight in my 2025 goals Read More …
In my first #wobblefit video, I mentioned that my first time running a game of Dungeons and Dragons didn’t go so well. In fact, it was a total critical fumble. I botched my saving throw against abject humiliation. I rolled Read More …
How gameplay-focused TTRPG worldbuilding can create endless adventure hooks, keep player characters in the spotlight, and empower player agency. Read More …
As I write this, it’s about 7:30 p.m. on December 31st, 2024. I’ve got a blog post in the works about how TTRPG worldbuilding is different than worldbuilding for creative writing, but it’s not quite where I want it to Read More …
A first look at AbleToPlay, a new website for finding videogames with the accessibility features you need. Read More …
I planned on publishing a review of AbleToPlay, an upcoming website for finding accessible games, but that article isn’t quite finished, so I decided I would share something I wrote back in 2017 instead. Below you’ll find a system-agnostic table Read More …
In my last post, we talked about the 1985 murder of Missy Macon and explored the media’s handling of the suspects’ interest in roleplaying games. When we wrapped up that post, TSR’s Top Secret RPG had been implicated by investigators Read More …
On May 27th, 1985, the small town of Ragland, Alabama was shaken by the murder of Missy Macon, a 26 year old convenience store worker killed in what appeared to be a robbery gone wrong. Macon was a well-liked daughter Read More …
I had the wonderful opportunity to sit down with Romani TTRPG designer Penny Blake and chat about Romani and Traveller culture in tabletop roleplaying games. I first met Penny on Bluesky, where she is regularly found cheerleading new releases and Read More …
