Honey & Hot Wax: An Anthology of Erotic Art Games Unlike other posts, I’m including a warning on this one. This book is a LARP book that involves, sex and consent. If those topics make you uncomfortable, move along and catch the next RPG review. Otherwise, stick with me as I open a new avenue … Continue reading Review: Honey and Hot Wax
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Review: Aether
Aether: Heroic Fantasy RPG, by Eric Dziver of Eldritch Crow Gaming Those of you familiar with our reviews this past year have found that we have spread our wings a bit as a result of way too many Kickstarters and started a study of the design philosophies of other games. We continue that today with … Continue reading Review: Aether
Review: Claim the Sky
No, Josh. For the last time... it's not "Clam the Sky". There are NO clams in, nor were any harmed in the making of this book... Comics. The glossy color pages, devoured in secret because "Girls can’t like comics". Hidden gems of beauty and brief snapshots into the lives of those that were "more". From … Continue reading Review: Claim the Sky
Writing a Campaign
I had a hard time with this blog post. And it was not because I don’t see value in writing a campaign, but because, for the most part, I am an improv GM and typically don’t write campaigns. To get this blog post written, I had to cast my mind back many, many years to … Continue reading Writing a Campaign
Deities, Laws, and the Consequences of Choice
For today’s article, I’d want to take another look at worldbuilding, specifically, some of the things that help a campaign world feel “alive” to your players. We’re going to talk about choice and consequence. One of the biggest selling points of tabletop roleplaying games is the freedom. When a GM asks, “What do you do?”, … Continue reading Deities, Laws, and the Consequences of Choice
Storytelling and Gaming 