Game Designer's Journal, Episode 36: It aint over 'till...
Remember when I told you it wasn't done until the Printer Lady sang? She ain't singing. In fact, she's still in her dressing room warming up.
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Contrary to what the title suggests, this has nothing to do with jiggly camera work or spooky witches. The Swords Against Sorcery project is an attempt to create a simple set of miniatures rules that you can play when…
Remember when I told you it wasn't done until the Printer Lady sang? She ain't singing. In fact, she's still in her dressing room warming up.
A review of Stafford's new role-playing game, Hero Wars, must take role-playing history into account. Stafford began to write and develop a mythic fantasy world called Glorantha back in the 1960s,…
I think my earlier problems with D&D stem not with the game itself but with the miasma of nerd-taint surrounding it. Too-fat or too-skinny teenage kids with bad haircuts sitting down in their parents…