In which the verser breaks out.

In a theory-intensive article, we consider exactly what it is we’re really doing when we role play that is different from most other activities, and how we do it.

In which the verser ends up facing a noose.

The intermittent examination of alignment looks at another badly misunderstood aspect, and discovers again that there is something here near and dear.

This little piece of fiction takes its inspiration from M. J. Young’s “Game Ideas UnLimited: Freedom.” A young paladin wrestles with a difficult decision that she’s made.

In which the verser travels to the Fourth Age.

Sometimes our characters are motivated by the search for treasure; yet there may be a greater motivation for adventure, not so readily measured.

In which the verser continues with his guide to the heart of nightmare.

Images can sometimes help and sometimes hinder game play, and sometimes can help by hindering.

In which the verser descends into Hell.