Here are a few ideas I have about how to stall players and GMs in game without stopping for a break.

In which the verser tries to get Christmas back on schedule.

Everyone has bad ideas for their games. The trick is to know when to move on.

What do you do when you don’t know what to do next?  If you’re a Multiverser referee, you kill all the characters and start over in another world–and maybe there’s something useful in that if you’re playing some other game.

Fulfilling a promise made in an article long ago, the series considers how to decide what ideas are not worth the effort to bring them to fruition.

So you want to try something new with your game group eh? What’s stopping you?

Sometimes we create our own limitations; when that happens, we need to recognize them to get beyond them.

Is is necessary for the GM to know all of the player’s plans? Let’s find out.

A modern legal right is examined, and consideration given to what our game worlds would be like without it–and how they might be different even with it.

Every group has certain habits they use in game play. Let’s see how we can use those to get them to go where we need them to.