Viewing Profile: John Lewis
About John LewisMy name is John Lewis and I’ve been roleplaying for quite awhile, since the early 80’s anyway and virtually all of that time has been as a game master. This is my first shot at blogging but I’m really looking forward to sharing some thoughts and ideas about the hobby.
In the coming months I will be blogging about game mechanical design and theory, campaign construction, adventure creation, roleplaying tips and techniques, and of course the occasional rant about the things that drive me nuts about gaming and gamers. Myself included!
Latest Posts by John Lewis
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The DM’s Call: Roleplaying Responsibility"));Recently here at RoleplayingPro we’ve engaged in a few lengthy discussions revolving around roleplaying. I know that’s really not too surprising given the title of this blog. Specifically though, we have been discussing encouraging roleplaying at the table. On one thread we were mostly foc...Building Memorable D&D Characters: Goals & Mo...Welcome back to the latest installment of Building Memorable D&D Characters, the column dedicated to helping you make your Dungeons & Dragons character “come to life”. So far we have discussed race and class, background, and most recently using quirks and flaws to assist in developing ...The Gamemaster’s Arsenal: Stress-Free GamingBecause it’s not you against them; that would imply they have a chance… Welcome to The Gamemaster’s Arsenal, the column dedicated to arming GM’s everywhere with the skills, knowledge, and creative energy necessary to provide the best possible gaming experience for their players. Regardles...Building Memorable D&D Characters: Quirks & F...Welcome to latest Building Memorable D&D Characters. In the last installment we talked about how character background can be used to develop a more interesting and compelling hero, this week we shift our focus from the character’s back-story to some of the hero’s inner personality aspects,...Building Memorable D&D Characters: BackgroundsWelcome back to the second installment of Building Memorable D&D Characters. In the first part we talked about how a character’s choice of race and class can be used to develop a more interesting and compelling hero; this week we shift our focus to the character’s background in general, co...
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