A while back there was a script I’d run to pull the week’s blog activity from those who gave me their tagged RSS feeds.
At some point, this moved over to a continuously updated stream, which means
Even so, it’s still live, updated, and contains all sorts of interesting stuff, every day.
Check it out!
It’s perhaps old news to state that at the very least, the largest force in the tabletop RPGing market – Dungeons and Dragons in all its flavors – evolved from fantasy wargaming, and that combat is a huge part of the game, and therefore a huge part of roleplaying games in general. Gygax noted the…
Welcome to the second year of GURPSDay, and here’s the morning pull for you guys. We’re currently drawing content from 76 blogs. Only 24 more to go until we’re pulling from 100! But we’ll need your help. How? Two action items: post more, recruit more. It’s really that simple. More posters is more posts, and more interest…
Greetings, Torengur! The Lost Hall of Tyr (2nd Edition Kickstarter) made it through the weekend in good form. Our first two-day total was $1,825 (a bit more if one accounts that Kickstarter chops off the sales at night). Why is that significant? While all Kickstarters are not the same, and hopefully ours will outperform, my…
We started in a basement, and exploration revealed some sort of stinky ooze. We tried to set it on fire with magic napalm. It sorta ran away, but we realized that we’d cleared a path for it to follow. We ran away, looking for trade goods in the form of napalm. We cleared out a…
To try and rationalize what I’m doing with this blog, I’m tossing out some ideas. Monday Morning: Pathfinder Skull and Shackles or GURPS Space Actual Play Report Wednesday Morning: GURPS Dungeon Fantasy Actual Play report. Thursday: GURPS Content or other rules-centric stuff Friday Evening: Read-through reports. I’ve got Pathfinder, FATE Core, and some GURPSy stuff…
I posed a question on Google+ the other day, asking if a blog is to update content at the same time on any given day, when would readers prefer that content to appear. By a ratio of 66:1, people took the question in the spirit with which it was intended, which was to the good….