One of the goals of my Insanity Cards (on sale now!) is to empower players to take an active role in one of the major
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Insanity Cards On Sale Now!
The Insanity Cards crowd sale has begun! Get your copy here: https://www.thegamecrafter.com/crowdsale/insanity-cards Want some more details? You can download the rulebook for free.
Checkpoint Zulu Playtest 1
Last night I ran the first playtest of Checkpoint Zulu. As is typical for the Cthulhu games I write, the first playtest was a hot
Insanity Cards Crowd Sale
It’s official, Insanity Cards have been approved for a crowd sale! https://www.thegamecrafter.com/crowdsale/insanity-cards The sale will begin on Monday, January 8th, and end on Monday, January
Insanity Cards Update
Well, it looks like the Sanity Test of my Insanity Cards has finally completed. I think the page showing the results of the test are
Uses for Props in RPGs
In the comments of my last post, Ryan posed some really thought-provoking questions: Which prop will they see first? Which prop will they see second?
An Embarrassment of Riches
Whereas before I posted my glee on the kismet of putting together Checkpoint Zulu, my 1980’s Berlin espionage / horror game, it is now starting
Balancing Act
In my last DemonWars post I mentioned two things I was on the fence about: balance and assymetric gameplay. I’m discovering that these two things
Coming Soon: Insanity Cards
So the whole reason I started running horror games was to exercise an idea I had for a new insanity mechanic: Insanity Cards. Having played
Demon Wars Take-aways
I found it very difficult to word my previous post when talking about the system of Demon Wars. Gaming appears to be one of those