The Chosen One
An optional game mod for D&D 5e, in which you run exactly 1 character, but can deal with a normal party’s worth of encounter.
Articles about my experiences, philosophy, and methodology in game design.
An optional game mod for D&D 5e, in which you run exactly 1 character, but can deal with a normal party’s worth of encounter.
It’s getting cold out there. I’ve already about packed up the shop. The car lives in the garage too now, so there’s only so much space for #woodworking now.
I feel a bit like I’m struggling upstream when trying to create some kinds of characters in fifth edition Dungeons & Dragons.
A continuing series on the #CommonComplaints of #FateCore This is true if the GM’s not interested in making the story actually challenging for the PCs.
This is about desktop publishing, not a Bard/Barbarian build. Oh my god I hate Acrobat.
I recently finished Sly Flourish’s The Lazy DM. This isn’t a review so much as some reflections and a bit of unasked advice.
A continuing series on the #CommonComplaints of #FateCore This is one that I do agree with, in some ways.
I just released The Lost Soul Blues, a short dark-fantasy #ttrpg set in Hell.
A continuing series on the #CommonComplaints of #FateCore This one’s deceptively simple. When you roll a tie or fail and choose to succeed at a minor or major cost, it’s not always clear what that cost should (or even could) be.
A continuing series on the #CommonComplaints of #FateCore Now that we’ve seen how the core mechanic works, you can see that the PCs do indeed have a lot of control over their own success.