Let’s look at the patterns in our gaming styles and see if there’s a reason to change things up a bit.

We start the third year of the weekly series with thoughts on using the old to create the new.

In which the verser tracks down a criminal and picks up a pawn.

Mark’s article Arbitrary brought to mind a issue that my D&D group had not too long ago. I’ll tell you about it and what I learned from it, and we’ll see what you think at the end.

Our free quarterly look back celebrates the end of two years with a consideration of why that should–or maybe shouldn’t–matter.

In which the verser snoops.

Fooled you all and got this article out on time (finally)! Let’s look at some ways to give our players some individual attention that I got from Mark’s Token article.

Late again this week! Well, I’ll keep it short this time so let’s look at some improv ideas that I was reminded of by Mark’s Cumulative article.

Small victories and insignificant rewards might be the stuff that keeps the game going.

In which the verser forms a coalition.