Morrus' Unofficial Tabletop RPG News FAQ

EN World offers varying levels of paid subscription to help cover the costs of servers, hosting and so on. Many of the features of the messageboards are very server-intensive (in particular, the search feature) and cost a lot to provide. Therefore, in order to use these intensive features, we offer community supporter accounts, otherwise known as subscriptions. In exchange you get access to critically-acclaimed adventure paths like WAR OF THE BURNING SKY and ZEITGEIST as well as a slew of site features.

The vBulletin CMS allows you and your users to create, edit and publish articles directly to your site. It combines a simple to use content manager with a unique organizational system that lets you control the smallest detail of the site from the number of sections, to the overall layout, to the placement of widgets and displays on each page.

Like most forums, we have some rules (mainly encapsulated by the broader tenets of Keep It Civil, Keep It Clean, Keep It On-Topic). We also have a "no religion or politics" rule. You should be familiar with these rules if you've registered an account here, because they're the same ones you agreed to during the registration process.

Here you can find answers to questions about how the board works. Use the links below or the search box at the bottom to find your way around.

The Blog system gives you your own personal space at Morrus' Unofficial Tabletop RPG News. Depending on how the administrator has configured the blog, you will be able to create your own entries and control who may view them.

We have a system of "microbadges" which you can purchase and display on your posts or profile.

We have the world's largest game/player locating system designed to help you find games and gamers in your area.

EN World's Online Generic Randomizer Engine (OGRE) is a powerful, flexible framework to create your own random generators and share them with other EN World members. You can create anything from the very simple (a random color generator which rolls a d6 to choose a color) to something very complex (such as an entire, detailed populated village with homes and businesses).