Posts Tagged by rpggeek
| August 11, 2011 | Posted by Martin Ralya |
This past week, I finished entering and rating my entire RPG collection on RPGGeek, something I’ve been putting off for two years. I first posted about RPGG — which is part of Geekdo, the umbrella site that also includes BoardGameGeek and VideoGameGeek — almost exactly two years ago: Geekdo.com: Pure, Distilled Awesome. RPGG is an amazing tool, and one that many GMs — and gamers in general — could benefit from using. It hasn’t yet gained the traction within the RPG community that I think…
| September 14, 2010 | Posted by Martin Ralya |
This year’s Golden Geek Awards include RPGs and RPG-related products (as well as board games), and Gnome Stew’s book, Eureka: 501 Adventure Plots to Inspire Game Masters, is eligible to be nominated. It’s a two-stage process: First folks can nominate products, and then the top 10 nominees in each category are voted on to determine the winners. Eureka is our baby, and we’d love to win a Golden Geek Award for Best Supplement. If you’d like to support the Stew and our book, you’ll need…
| August 3, 2009 | Posted by Martin Ralya |
Last Friday afternoon, Geekdo.com launched — and as a gamer, you’re going to love it. Geekdo is BoardGameGeek (BGG), but for both board games and RPGs (and it literally is BGG — one account runs the board game and RPG sides of Geekdo). That’s a big deal because BGG gets so much right, from its overall approach to the quality of the content and the community. Apply that to RPGs, and my little gnome stands at attention. From BGG to Geekdo If you’re not a…
