Recent content by JDulle

If you're interested in the results of the survey, they can be found here: https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B2R1iJ6GS-OoM2l4QTZxd1Bod28&usp=sharing

Thanks, AR.

I need some help from the RPG community. I'm writing a paper on religion and Tabletop Role-Playing Games and I'm trying to collect data on themes players and GMs tend to associate with the various genres of RPGs. If you would be willing to help me out, please click the link below to get to the...

Pathfinder's Kingmaker Campaign has been fun to play.

Thanks.

Improving skills to gain new levels is something I identify with the newer Elder Scroll games, but you'd need a system that allowed for that to occur on the pen & paper side - perhaps something like the system Call of Cthulhu uses where improving the skill is much easier at lower levels but the...

Thanks for this review. Our group played a one-off of this last weekend with pregens given by the GM.

I missed these the first time around. Cool idea.

Very cool. Always good to find/hear about new resources. Thanks.

I enjoy using maps and hand-written letters from NPCs as props in games. The players seem to enjoy it as well.

I would guess for many games the terrain doesn't necessarily feature as a key element in the story. Where it does, there should be a lot of detail, but if the characters are going from point A to point B and the travel isn't particularly important to the story, giving them enough description (a...

Bundle of Holding - Deadlands Bundle of Holding has got the Pinnacle Entertainment's Deadlands up for 12 more days. bundleofholding.com/presents/Deadlands2015

I've enjoyed playing multiple d20 rules sets, though lately Pathfinder has been the game played most with our group. I'm not sure d20 is the best rule's mechanics though. I prefer more versatile systems -- Atomic Highways or d00Lite. Both of those systems seem to allow for more cinematic use to me.