In what must be the most brazen or naive scheme ever devised by those foul-smelling doglike lizards, some Kobolds have asked us Gnomes to review the latest issue of their magazine, tempting us with a free PDF issue.
Do these Kobolds really think that a new edition means that all the old rivalries are forgotten? Do they think that a simple bribe will make up for past atrocities? Can ...
Voting for the 2009 GenCon EN World RPG Awards -- "the ENnies" -- is now live, and will be open through July 31st.
I polled the gnomes about coming up with collective voting suggestions, but it's like herding foul-mouthed, foul-smelling, perpetually drunk cats up in here sometimes. We can agree that Gnome Stew employs a white, deep red, and pale gray color scheme, but it's pretty shaky after that.
So ...
From 2009 GenCon EN World RPG Awards ("the ENnies") judge Jeramy Ware's blog, May 26:
Our only real worry at this point is the Website category, which is sorely lacking.
So, if you know anyone that has a site or blog that you'd like to see considered, please ask them to enter. It's easy for people to see all the great books and services that publishers put out, but forget ...
(8:55 pm MST) Since I couldn't be there this year, I've been tormenting myself by reading GenCon tidbits, and I just saw some awesome news:
DungeonMastering.com won the gold ENnie for Best Fan Product!
That's totally badass -- nice, nice work, Yax. You deserve it, and I think this will be an inspiration to RPG bloggers everywhere. I know it will be an inspiration for Gnome Stew next year.
I was ...
Dungeon Mastering has been nominated for a 2008 ENnie Award for Best Fan Product, and I want to urge you to vote for Yax and his site.
Back when I ran Treasure Tables, I supported Yax when he was just starting Dungeon Mastering. Since then, Yax's site has grown into a fun, exuberant and useful resource for D&D game masters, and in my opinion one of the best RPG ...