Posts Tagged by battlemat
| February 29, 2012 | Posted by Phil Vecchione |
Since the Jetsons, I have been waiting for video chat. It’s been a long wait. When Skype arrived on the scene, it was like fulfillment of a childhood promise (though I am still waiting for my flying car)! Skype is great for one-on-one video chatting, but group video chat is a premium feature and not everyone wants to pay for it. Then Google+ arrived, and I discovered the Hangout. It’s totally free, and has some great collaboration features. Since I started using Hangout, I have found…
| February 18, 2009 | Posted by Phil Vecchione |
Recently, I started a Witchcraft campaign and while setting up for it, I was struck with a sudden panic. Where were all my accessories I needed in order to run this game? I had the rulebook, a few supplements in PDF, and some dice. But somehow I felt that I did not have enough stuff to run my game. So what kind of stuff am I talking about? Well in my recently completed Iron Heroes I campaign, I had: Hardcover Core Book PDF supplements Dice…
| June 3, 2008 | Posted by Scott Martin |
Sektor asked this question in the Suggestion Pot: I was wondering what alternatives exist for the battlemat, preferably without the miniatures and other small things that my players love to fiddle around with (all the while not paying attention to the game), but at the same time as clear and unambiguous during a complex combat situation. Right now, I use the excellent MapTool from RPTools (rptools.net) in a server-client setting, but not everyone will want to whip up an intra-network while at the gaming table.…
