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Ever since I started playing D&D 20+ year ago, I've loved the chaos of the Deck of Many Things. It can really change a game, both empowering or ruining characters. It definitely produced some of the most memorable sessions I've every played. I even wrote an expanded version. Now, a decade later...

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https://www.enworld.org/data/thumbs/347-image.jpg Everyone's lives are filled with stories: books and comics we read, films and TV shows we watch, the various games we play. All of these stories and characters create a collective culture, a multitude of genres and archetypes and tropes. Many of...

https://www.enworld.org/data/thumbs/347-image.jpg Everyone's lives are filled with stories: books and comics we read, films and TV shows we watch, the various games we play. All of these stories and characters create a collective culture, a multitude of genres and archetypes and tropes. Many of...

https://www.enworld.org/data/thumbs/347-image.jpg Everyone's lives are filled with stories: books and comics we read, films and TV shows we watch, the various games we play. All of these stories and characters create a collective culture, a multitude of genres and archetypes and tropes. Many of...

https://www.enworld.org/data/thumbs/347-image.jpg Everyone's lives are filled with stories: books and comics we read, films and TV shows we watch, the various games we play. All of these stories and characters create a collective culture, a multitude of genres and archetypes and tropes. Many of...

https://www.enworld.org/data/thumbs/347-image.jpg Everyone's lives are filled with stories: books and comics we read, films and TV shows we watch, the various games we play. All of these stories and characters create a collective culture, a multitude of genres and archetypes and tropes. Many of...

https://www.enworld.org/data/thumbs/347-image.jpg Everyone's lives are filled with stories: books and comics we read, films and TV shows we watch, the various games we play. All of these stories and characters create a collective culture, a multitude of genres and archetypes and tropes. Many of...

https://www.enworld.org/data/thumbs/347-image.jpg Everyone's lives are filled with stories: books and comics we read, films and TV shows we watch, the various games we play. All of these stories and characters create a collective culture, a multitude of genres and archetypes and tropes. Many of...

https://www.enworld.org/data/thumbs/347-image.jpg Everyone's lives are filled with stories: books and comics we read, films and TV shows we watch, the various games we play. All of these stories and characters create a collective culture, a multitude of genres and archetypes and tropes. Many of...

https://www.enworld.org/data/thumbs/347-image.jpg Everyone's lives are filled with stories: books and comics we read, films and TV shows we watch, the various games we play. All of these stories and characters create a collective culture, a multitude of genres and archetypes and tropes. Many of...

I don't have too much to say about my game, Strangers of Fiction. It is supposed to be fun and pulp-y. It has a system that is general enough to support many genres and many kinds of characters or stories. As a GM, I like the idea of running a game filled with characters from other works of...

Introductory Session And here is a file with a short introductory session I wrote to playtest the game, but never ran it. Sorry it took a few days to find the time to give it a bit of polish. Thanks.

Strangers of Fiction Here is a game I quickly wrote last year on a whim--I never even got to playtest it. I am curious to see what everyone thinks. Below is the intro from the file. Strangers of Fiction Everyone's lives are filled with stories: books and comics we read, films and TV shows we...

Reading the synopsis on the YouTube page, I am curious to see what they mean by demons and how they do a Mind Flayer. Of course, the chance that the Flayer is done well is very slim. For those who want to see a good D&D story, grab yourself a copy of the first series of the anime Record of the...

It is not clear what sales are like for any RPG. When I wrote an article about D&D Next, there was some indication that Pathfinder has been outselling D&D for the last 4 quarters. (“Dungeons & Dragons Next” Creators Look to Simplicity, Open Development to Regain Lost Gamers | Kevin Ohannessian)...

I am playing the Wizard in KotS and have a rules question. When I use an area attack (Burning Hands or Fire Shroud) does the attack also hit my allies? Or, since I roll for each target, can I choose to ignore party members located in the burst or blast? I am inclined to think you can ignore...

1.) What is the best number of players at the table, whether as a DM or player yourself? As a DM I like 2 or 3 players. As a player, I am fine with up to 5 besides me. 2.) How often should you be able to game in an ideal world? Twice a month. 3.) How long should those sessions be? It depends...

I am in two monthly games: A is a Call of Cthulhu game and B is D&D 1.) How many players in your group? A=9 and B=4. 2.) Do you DM? No to both. 3.) Do other people in the group DM, and how many? Yes, 2 in each game. 4.) What's the Male/Female composition of the group? A= 6 men and 3 women...