The Tourist is back. For how long nobody knows.

In which the verser tries to rescue his attempted murderer.

Wow! Am I late this week with my article. Let’s get to it then and see if we can find some ways to pull some extra mileage out of those useless skills our PCs seem to have picked up in chargen.

The one hundredth column in the series looks at the importance of mindset to setting.

In which the verser finds true love.

As a GM, I sometimes have these flights of fancy where I see my games transcending entertainment into the realm of political and social change. In actuality, I’m an idiot for thinking that. Sure, a game might occasionally allow a player to see a different view on a certain issue or subject. Most of the time however, it’s just a game. Originally posted Actionroll.com

The series looks at the notion of unimportant skills.

As GMs we all have a need to tweak our die rolls from time to time. The trick is to get your players to belive you.

In which the verser reaches Duluth Community College, and tries for the stars.

Rêve de Dragon is a legend among French RPGs: winner of multiple awards, with more than twenty supplements, its poetic humor is now available in English, and the main rulebook is free!