I finally got to play Apocalypse World for the first (two) time(s) - what was it like?
Apocalypse World First Impressions: Only One Step from Chaos
I ALMOST Got to Play Apocalypse World
Can you write a first impressions for a game you technically didn't play yet? I'm sure gonna try!
Avatar Legends Skillfully Captures the Emotional Drama of the Source Material
When I was a young teenager my sister and I were still playing imagination games, essentially live action roleplays with no defined rules. We'd pick whatever show or game we were excited about at the time and port those characters and worlds into our play. We lived apart, but on certain weekends I would travel... Continue Reading →
In Which I Stare Longingly at Zombie World While My RPG Friends are in Quarantine
Because I don't have a large enough group in my nuclear family to play a session of Zombie World, today I'll be settling for looking at the cards and thinking about how cool they are.
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.
First Impressions for The Wyrd of Stromgard, a Dungeon World Expansion!
I got a chance to play an upcoming expansion for Dungeon World, and it's quite the unique experience!
How Persona 5 Can Help You GM City of Mist
After watching a Persona 5 playthrough, I feel like I've grown as a City of Mist game master!
You’re Dumb, but That’s Okay – How It’s Stupid to be Smart in Roleplaying Games
Why be smart when I can just punch stuff harder?
Interpreting Dungeon World’s Classes for Renaissance Fantasy
The fantasy genre often draws from the dark ages - how might the classes look different in the context of the Renaissance movement?
Powered by the Apocalypse and the Supernatural – Monster of the Week (Chosen and Crooked)
In this edition of Tabletop Tuesday, we explore the character types available in Monster of the Week!
Adventure Rules 