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Devils and Demons-How GMs can use Fiendish Entities in their Games.

Posted by jackpeachey | Aug 9, 2021 | Game Mastering, GMing Advice

Content Warning: Discussion of Body Horror,...

How to Take Better Photographs of Your Tabletop RPG Games

Posted by tangibleday | Apr 9, 2021 | Editorials, General

In this article, I share with you some tips for how to take better photographs of your tabletop games (you can find more gaming photography tips here). Whether you want a keepsake for yourself or a post on social media, a truly engaging photo is a shared experience that brings a community together (if only for a precious moment).

Your Campaign Rulebook

Posted by Di. | Oct 16, 2020 | Game Mastering

Compared to the one-shot life of the Japanese...

How Dragons Brought Us Together — Game Planning In The Internet Age

Posted by Amelia Summers | Jul 13, 2020 | Tools for GMs

Oftentimes, it’s the journey that makes...

Why Pokemon Campaigns Don’t Work

Posted by Di. | Mar 25, 2020 | Editorials, Game Mastering, GMing Advice

subtitle: and how to make em work anyways....

It’s Ok To Stop A Good Game

Posted by Phil Vecchione | Dec 18, 2019 | Game Mastering, GMing Advice

In nearly every way you can gauge how a campaign...

So You Want to Write an Asian Campaign Setting (Part 1: Historical China)

Posted by Daniel Kwan | Nov 29, 2019 | Approaches and Techniques, Campaigns, Editorials, Game Mastering, Tools for GMs, Worldbuilding

So you want to try your hand at creating an East Asian Fantasy campaign setting? Start with some valuable research from Daniel Kwan’s favourites!

Creating Legacy Campaigns

Posted by Phil Vecchione | Sep 26, 2019 | Game Mastering, GMing Advice

Life is funny. Last month I was hacking up a...

Level up your GM skills with these amazing non-gaming resources

Posted by Daniel Kwan | Aug 27, 2019 | Editorials, Game Mastering, GMing Advice, Intro to Game Mastering, Tools for GMs

Learn how Daniel Kwan fosters positive, collaborative relationships with the members of his gaming table with two resources that you might not find at your local game store.