Gods, and a bit about The Wolf Folk Sea

This is a follow up to an article I wrote a long time ago for the Demonground fanzine. The article is Innsmouth, based on the work by HP Lovecraft. It is based on the game Dark Conspiracy, but is easly adapted to other games…any genre. I strongly suggest you read the first article. It is free and can be found at http://www.demonground.org or Click Here It is in issue #11.

Not every world has a twenty-four hour day; in fact, not every world knows what an hour is.  How do we create time systems we can use which still seem alien?

Scare you players! Make them feel the same fear that the character is feeling! The following has tips for running a scary game, or just a game in general. And a few other goodies…

First, read Ryan Rank’s article just below this one, then return for more advice on how to scare your players.

A short introduction to the column and a look at how to turn any lackluster scoundrel into the life of the party.

What should a player know?

Options, the fine art of allowing adventuring choice in an RPG.

What things are worth is not written in stone, so we take a look at how to decide–or control–the value of things in the game world.

Can you save the gaming hobby in one year? Read this article to discover how a single sentence can lead your gaming life to a renaissance and how you might save a few game companies in the process.