Tinkering around with different virtual table-top applications this morning, I realized one could make an entire app just around rolling dice. They’re such complicated little
Wandering DMs Solo Play
Last night Dan and I got online and took Roll20 for a spin. I really wanted to play something just for fun, so we sat
Playing Games Over the Internet
Since the coronavirus hit I’ve been spending a lot more time on streaming, and unfortunately neglecting this blog a bit. In fact, last night Dan
Mirror, Mirror
Well, I was supposed to be starting work on my first contract this morning, but due to the company shifting to remote work I find
Making the Leap
Hello dear blog readers, it’s been a while. Believe it or not, the coronavirus has not been the biggest news item for me this week.
From the Magic Table: Curtain of Elven Kind
This trip to the magic table reveals an unusual variation in the magical textile work of the elves. Curtain of Elven Kind More rare than
Campaign Note Taking
For running Ten Dead Rats I keep a small 3-ring binder for note taking and storing various material. It’s actually an old habit from previous
Paulthulhu
When I first developed Insanity Cards I really wanted to run games in modern or historical settings and needed some bare-bones system to use them
From the Magic Table: Paper of Human Control
Another trip to the magic table is in store for us today. Let’s see what we roll up. Paper of Human Control Usually found in
Time Management
Today I finished Critical Role season 2 episode 74, and I noticed the players exhibiting a strange habit I’ve seen countless times in my own