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i'm going to need a team of templars ready to mobilise, street level maps of all of denerim, a pot of coffee, twelve jammie dodgers and a fez subscribe via rss home about privacy and comment policy disclaimer and license 22 feb/12 3 a few random thoughts posted by there's an exciting new open play test going on. i'm sure you've heard about it. you can find the play test document here . that's right, dragon age rpg set 3 is on it's way. i'm still not finished exploring the lower levels so am probably not going to be able to contribute much to the play test but it's exciting none the less. another new product that you can get free documents to help you try it out is leviathans by catalyst game labs. it's apparently going to be ready for release as a box set 'any month now'. it looks pretty cool and has evocative fiction that goes with it. fans of battletech will feel at home with the rules. you just have to hope that it doesn't become a competitor to battletech rather than bringing in new players of tactical wargames. i don't think there's much of a market to share around and you would hate to see a dilution of a brand. read on... share this tweet facebook linkedin tumblr stumble digg delicious tagged as: dragon age , green ronin , random thoughts , rpg 3 comments 22 oct/11 3 attitudes of soldiers in your campaign posted by i've never served in the military, neither in my native country england nor my adopted country australia. however i do run role playing games that contain worlds with soldiers in them. i play those soldiers to the best of my ability without really knowing how they think or feel. sure, i can look at the characterization of service people in the movies but i have no idea how one movie character or another compares to real people who have seen action in the military. so when trying to get ideas for how to characterize a military npc i searched around for a bit of inspiration and found that there is a new research paper from the pew research center that takes a look at the attitudes and challenges of american veterans returning from iraq and afghanistan. it gives some simple statistics that, while interesting on their own, can give some inspiration for military characters. i'll present a few of my ideas to start you off from a few of the statistics there. i'm using the same subset that was presented in the freakanomics.com blog post where i first found about the paper. read on... share this tweet facebook linkedin tumblr stumble digg delicious tagged as: character , npc , rpg 3 comments 9 oct/11 6 play a new rpg quarter posted by the guys at dice of doom have been promoting october as play a new rpg month. a whole month where you put aside your regular game and not only try a new rpg, but also have someone else be the gm for that month. the idea is that you don't just play a game for one session but you stick with it for the month. this came at a convenient time for me. my d&d game came to a satisfying conclusion a few weeks ago and we're just about to finish the season of traveller to switch to pathfinder in my other group. now is a good time for panrpg month. in fact my d&d player and i were intending on trying a few one shots of different games over the next few months as he is often too busy to play recently (he's expecting a new baby, yay). however, seeing that i've been getting excited over lots of different systems and settings recently we're not going to do it as intended. for one, we are not going to just play one new rpg, and two, we are going to spread it over three months. read on... share this tweet facebook linkedin tumblr stumble digg delicious tagged as: panrpg quarter , play , rpg 6 comments 29 sep/11 5 skill system in mongoose traveller rpg posted by it seems like every one and their dog are writing about skills in d&d since monte cook started talking about them in his new legends and law column at the wotc web site. there's been lots of talk on twitter about it too. if you want to know people's thoughts on the future of d&d skills then some of the blogs i link to on the right are likely to have a thing or two to say about it. all the chatter has made me pretty much shut off from talk about the future of d&d, i'm way past the point where the speculation is interesting and i want to look to different things until it all blows over (luckily it's play a new rpg month soon so it's easy to do that). however it has got me thinking about skill systems in other games and how i feel about them. so i'm going to talk a little about one of them and see how they compare. read on... share this tweet facebook linkedin tumblr stumble digg delicious tagged as: opinion , rpg , skills , traveller 5 comments 14 sep/11 6 using maptool for the basics posted by map from my campaign. the party mopped them up. recently i mentioned in my previous post that when dming a one on one game of dungeons and dragons 4e over skype i use maptool from www.rptools.net as a pretty basic digital battlemat during combat. seeing that i've heard some people talk about maptool as if it's only great if you have a lot of time to prepare and learn all of it's features i figured that it was worth writing about how i use it to try to dispel those myths. maptool is virtual tabletop software that allows you to display a map and put objects and tokens on the map to represent a combat encounter area in an rpg. it replaces the battlemat and miniatures that you might use in d&d and puts them on a computer screen. it's useful for playing over the internet because players or extra dms can connect to a central maptool server and share the play space, including having limited control over it. read on... share this tweet facebook linkedin tumblr stumble digg delicious tagged as: d&d , maps , rpg 6 comments 6 sep/11 7 dungeons and dragons with a single player posted by over the last year i've been dming a very unusual game of dungeons and dragons. for one it was my first real 4th edition game so i've been learning the rule system and honing my dming approach to it. for another it's been played over the internet using skype and maptools. but the most important thing that makes it unusual is that there is only one player and, for the most part, he plays one character. this provided lots of challenges but also lots of rewards as we worked together to produce what was as much collaborative fiction as it was game. this is something that i've done on a small scale before. in fact this player and i played our first ad&d 2nd edition games in my parents attic, which we'd renamed the inn of the last home in honor of margaret weis and tracy hickman back when we thought they were a duo of female writers. this game however was to last, and did last, for more than the few hours or sessions of my teenage years. it lasted for a year and told a story about a city in the midst of a coup by a demonic entity. we finished a couple of weeks ago with the city being saved but the true extent of the threat being hinted at to set up for next season. read on... share this tweet facebook linkedin tumblr stumble digg delicious tagged as: adventure , d&d , play 7 comments 18 aug/11 13 game day menu posted by image courtesy of floodllama on flickr, used under creative commons license. i have been thinking about food at the game table. recently in one of my gaming groups two of us have been taking it in turns to host the game night and we've been having different types of food on our respective nights. he's a really good cook and has been doing ribs and chicken wings while i've been largely sticking to either traditional chips and dips or serving oven baked snacks or most recently antipasto with crackers and bread. this has all been working fine and i'm not complaining but after hearing game food mentioned on a podcast today (the dungeon master guys since you asked, search itunes for it) i've been thinking about game night food and maybe trying to shake it up a bit. now i'

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