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February 1983. As we step into a new year of gaming Ian Livingstone wonders what might come next. With Treasure Trap starting (or at...

Picture courtesy of Pixabay. Lately, my Saturday afternoons at the local library have become the third pillar of a massive...

The story of the Salem Witch Trials of 1692 is a tragedy of American history: a cautionary tale of class bias, social anxiety, and...

It is with some measure of irony that in this month’s editorial Ian Livingstone asks “when will we see a British RPG on the scene?” It’s...

I launched my first session at my local public library, and I’m pleased to report it was a success. But it was not without a few bumps...

It never fails. Make a thread about making pineapple pizza and dozens show up just to say they don’t like pineapple pizza.

The core of the ideas is that you don't have like, a chain of plot and events set out. You don't have "the PCs must do A, and then at...

We have a record player from the early nineties that we still occasionally use.

There are two different problems with Tyranny. One is that when it was originally released, the combat balance was all out of whack...

It's like a tech knowing what RAM is used in a current laptop or a CPA knowing tax law. Most actors study.

It never fails. Make a thread about making pineapple pizza and dozens show up just to say they don’t like pineapple pizza.

Looking for some feedback on an SCP RPG I'm working. This is the Agent's Guide, and its supposed to be a mix of a rulebook and an...

Older TVs still seem to last. If they're not plasma.

Different players find different things enjoyable. Splitting them between enhanced and disengaged feels pretty dismissive to be honest.

So two members of my longtime gaming group needed a game for our Monday night session via Discord when another game was placed on hold...