I received an interesting question the other day. If I had to select a single RPG to use for the rest of my life — and I could not select any form of D&D or a “D&D Heartbreaker”, which game … Continue reading →
My RPG sessions do not generate fiction, at least not in any meaningful sense for the more common meanings of fiction. As I run sandbox campaigns, they don’t even play out pre-written stories as (railroaded) adventures. I mention this because … Continue reading →
A thread on RPGnet asks who your “dream team” of designers for D&D 5e would be. Here’s mine. Gary GygaxDavid ArnesonDavid HargraveBob BledsawPaul JaquaysFrank MentzerAaron AllstonDavid (Zeb) CookLenard LakofkaMonte CookJohn SapienzaLewis Pulsipher Unfortunately, this team is impossible as the first … Continue reading →
The Legacy RPG by David A. Feldt was self-published in 1978. It is an odd, but weirdly fascinating, duck. It’s unplayable (because it is barely understandable), but when you read it you will be drawn to some of its weird … Continue reading →