Why I Love Coming Up With Names

I love names. As a player, naming my character is one of my favorite aspects of character creation. It usually shakes out one of two ways: I hit on the perfect name right away and it instantly helps me define the character. Sometimes this comes at the end of the process, sometimes at the start (it's better at the start). I agonize over choosing a name. I try real names, random ...

Endless fields of sheep

I've stumbled on a number of interesting posts that I have to share with you. Pastures of Green There's been a whirlwind of cool new settings and thought about settings out there recently. I can't imagine what would have everybody scrambling to update and create new worlds. Well, maybe if I stretch myself I can think of something... Troy here at the Stew has a couple of posts about Remaking ...

D&D Burgoo: Making a Setting Your Own

Want to know the secret to making a game world or setting your own? Whether you’re using a published setting or brewing your own homeworld for adventures, the key is creating an organization that’s unique to your game. Simple, huh? One organization of your creation makes all the difference. But why? 1) It gives you mastery over a segment of the world. I’m not going to learn ...

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