San Jenaro Digest Vol. 2 – Out now!
Hey, I edited a bunch of these, so I thought I would give this volume a boost on the site. So here goes! So you bought the Short Games Digest: Volume 1, by #SanJenaroCoOp and want more? You’re in luck...
Hey, I edited a bunch of these, so I thought I would give this volume a boost on the site. So here goes! So you bought the Short Games Digest: Volume 1, by #SanJenaroCoOp and want more? You’re in luck...
Dragonfire is done! I’m really happy with how everything went. I have lots of ideas and plans for next year (like starting to prep WAY in advance). Fortunately, I’ll be sharing some of that right here on the blog, so...
This week’s blog was going to be about preparing to run a module at a convention, but then the most marvellous thing happened. Someone asked me for advice about running a module – specifically Death House, which I’ve run several...
And now, in a break from our scheduled programming… Running games at a convention is a lot of work, but it can also be enormous fun. I’m running some TTRPG sessions at local gaming convention soon, so I wanted to share...
I’m going to let you into a secret. You only need three things to run a TTRPG: a set of rules, a group of players, and a story. That’s it. TL;DR Choosing a game system is hard, but don’t rush...
When I mention tabletop role-playing games, you might think of corporate behemoths like Dungeons and Dragons, and long, sprawling campaigns lasting many sessions – in some cases, years and even decades. If that sounds too expensive or time-consuming, I’d like to introduce...
Last time, I wrote about preparing a module – specifically, so that you can run it at a convention. Most of the post was quite general, so I thought I’d follow up with a specific example. This is based on advice...
Choosing the system for your group is only the beginning of your adventures as a GM. Once you’ve chosen one or more systems to try, you need to figure out how each system works. This post suggests some tricks for...
Last week, I wrote about why it’s important to choose wisely when you pick a TTRPG system. To summarise the main points: the system determines a lot of what you do before, during and after games. I did include suggestions...
The first time I played a tabletop RPG, I was in my early 20s. Like most people, I started as a player, but it wasn’t long before I was the one running the story. BWAHAHAHA! The power! The admin! Also,...