The carnival has moved to Mad Brew Labs, where this month’s topic is “Steampunk & Klokwerks”. May’s carnival on The Future Of Roleplaying brought us quite a few posts, and here they are:

Mad Brew Labs wrote the first article entitled, D&D 5ive: The Future of Gaming.

Whitehall ParaIndustries had answered a few questions with a fairly bleak outlook of The Future of Roleplaying.

Mike Bourke at Campaign Mastery wrote a detailed article called “The more things change…”: An essay on the future of RPGs.

Zachary Houghton of RPG Blog II answered questions about the roleplaying future in his article titled My Totally Inaccurate Future of Roleplaying.

The Bone Scroll brought us the following article submission to the carnival, As I Gaze into My Crystal Ball.

Robert Conley of Bat in the Attic brought us his thoughts on the impact of the Kindle 2 of the future of RPGs in an article called, The Future of RPGS?  One more piece fell into place.

Fame & Fortune answered questions about the future of roleplaying.

Stargazer at Stargazer’s World also answered questions about The Future of Roleplaying. He also wrote a second article on the topic entitled, The future of roleplaying #2.

Wimwick at Dungeon’s Master brought us an article called Desktop Killed The Tabletop Game.

rpgbraindump entered his first submission to a blog carnival which was entitled RPG Blog Carnival.

Vulcan Stev’s Database gives an honest opinion of what he thinks the future of roleplaying will be in his article entitled RPG Blog Carnival: The Future of Roleplaying.

Akronos also entered his first post ever to the RPG Blog Carnival called The Future of Roleplaying.

Advanced Gaming & Theory tells us his article is utter crap, and the opinions of a mad man in his article entitled RPG Blog Carnival: The Future of Gaming.

1001 Bobs brings an interesting look on what Gaming in 2019 might be like.

The Good Gaming Blog brings us his thoughts on the subject with an article called Children Are Our (Gaming) Future: Blog Carnival Returns to Good Gaming.

Mike’s Amazing RPG Fun Pad gives us his thoughts in his first contribution to the RPG Blog Carnival entitled RPG Blog Carnival: 5 Thoughts on The Future of RPGs.

Wyatt gave us a post at The Core Mechanic called Golly Gee, The Future of RPGs.

Inkwell Ideas posted about the topic just a few days before the carnival started, then revised some of his ideas in a post called Bright Future for Roleplaying Games.

Questing GM; A Borneon Gamer brought us two articles: Questing for the Future of Roleplaying and In the Grim Darkness of the Far Future, there is only……RPGs.

Overall, I am extremely happy with the results of the RPG Blog Carnival topic ‘The Future Of Roleplaying”.  I enjoyed reading the thoughts of many of my fellow bloggers that I read on a weekly basis, revisiting some blogs that I hadn’t been to in a while, and encountering a few blogs that I had never been to before.  Thank you everyone for making this blog topic a success!