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I believe the common wisdom is that the best way to make a small fortune in the TTRPG industry is to start with a large one.

Dear Joseph Goodman/Goodman Games, I sit here in my attic office, not going into the office because no one will be around right before...

I think it was at least partially a rights issue. I don't know if the RPG only had rights to the books and not the movies, but they...

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Generally speaking, your skill (or other game value) is a number you want to have high, and then you want to roll low on the dice to get...

I think that goes back further than Feng Shui. The first game I encountered that really tried to emulate a particular genre was James...

I'd go with RuneQuest over Call of Cthulhu. Call might have had more staying power, but the BRP system originates in RuneQuest. I think...

One of the main things with roll-over systems is that you can often obscure the difficulty by not telling the players the target number...

Yes, but I'm sure it also has some flaws.

When you need to be low, ducking is always a good option…

It seems you guys are talking about two tangentially related things. One is the "Spotify" model of accessing stuff: you pay a recurring...

I think Clair Obscur is much more evidence that if you build the best game you can that you want to play than the audience will come.

I know they were in the mail order catalogues I used to order from back in the early 90s (because little Växjö didn't have any game...

Started in 1988 with the then current edition of Dragonbane and Mutant, read some Planescape stuff but didn't play D&D until 2008-ish.

Clear communication was never one of Gary Gygax's strong points.