Where most RPGs have an experience point system for character advancement, 7th Sea instead focuses on the stories that you tell about your character.
How Do You Make a Drunken Sailor? Creating a Character for 7th Sea 2nd Edition
Reflecting On My First Livestream: The Value of Overwhelming Support
Last Thursday I made my live-streaming debut on my very own Twitch channel. It was something I'd been going back and forth on for a long time, but thanks to a combination of discovering the right game and receiving some encouragement from my fellow bloggers, I finally decided to give it a try. The outcome... Continue Reading →
Unpacking My Reaction to Paper Mario: The Origami King
The Origami King may not be The Thousand-Year Door followup of my dreams, but that's okay - Paper Mario doesn't have to be TTYD to still be good.
Announcing the First Ever Adventure Rules Live Stream, Which I Am Totally Not Panicking About
What else would be the first game streamed on Adventure Rules? It was always this. It had to be this.
What Would I Actually Want From a “Return to Form” Paper Mario?
I want the game I thought was going to come after The Thousand Year Door, but if it tries too hard to be what the series once was...
Embracing the Comfort of Familiarity
Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door turns 16 years old this year, and here I am diving into its lore and fandom like I'm 12 years old all over again.
My First Impressions of Masks: A New Generation
The core struggle of Masks is finding your identity, and that strong focus is what helps to set it apart as unique in the genre of superhero games.
Adventure Rules 