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Lands of Mystery Lost

Graeme Barber 28/12/2016

Recently, with the release of both The Sword Coast...

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A 5e DMG Overview

Graeme Barber 18/12/2014

In the military, there’s a great colloquialism we use to describe...

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World Building Examination: Rifts

Graeme Barber 23/06/2014

I’ll start with full disclosure, when I was growing...

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Racism

Missing the Point Part 1

Graeme Barber 13/01/2014

So, as I’ve explored the internets in my quest...

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2 weeks ago

World Building an Obsessed WorldNow, I need to be clear, this article may shock people who have been following me for a while, especially given my known stances about creating holistic, balanced worlds that have strong internal consistency. But those kinds of worlds often miss out on the fun and focus of a world that’s obsessed with something to the point that activity is the source of the internal consistency.... ... See MoreSee Less

World Building an Obsessed World - POCGamer

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Now, I need to be clear, this article may shock

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2 weeks ago

After months of searching through boxes, it's with a heavy heart that I have begun to rebuild my dice stash. Restarting strong with some Chessex sets, and official FATE and Cypher dice! ... See MoreSee Less

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2 months ago

Horror is one of the oldest roleplaying game genres. Spearheaded by the success of the Call of Cthulhu game, it’s been a steady presence in the hobby for a long time. But, as with all things, people try to bandwagon it and put horror into games where the mechanics aren’t necessarily the strongest to support it. Fortunately, there are some workarounds we can use as GMs.... ... See MoreSee Less

Making Horror Work! - POCGamer

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A look at how to make the horror genre work for your game!

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