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  • Everyone’s A Thief, So Steal This!
    Written by Chris Stevens 8 Comments
    Last Updated:: April 19, 2010
    A while back Sam gave me access to this blog and said that I had to start writing articles for him, if my characters were to survive in his campaigns.  Wait… no… he said I had to write articles for him if I were to survive.  So, wanting to survive, I tried my keyboard at a few articles...
  • Roleplaying Ideas for a Jail or Prison Setting
    Written by Samuel Van Der Wall 2 Comments
    Last Updated:: March 22, 2010
    A jail or prison setting is a great location for a roleplaying adventure or campaign. The players can take the role of guards, prisoners, or even an outside group that is working in or around the facility. These adventures can take place in any system setting such as modern, fantasy, sci-fi, or a ho...
  • Can There Be A Perfect Roleplaying Game?
    Written by Samuel Van Der Wall 11 Comments
    Last Updated:: March 8, 2010
    One of the struggles my gaming groups have gone through ever since I started playing was finding ‘the perfect game’. We always seemed to be in search of a game that has the perfect setting and perfect system for our group. But does such a game exist? Can there be a perfect roleplaying game? I be...
  • Flame This Incoherent Rant
    Written by Samuel Van Der Wall 20 Comments
    Last Updated:: February 5, 2010
    I encourage both lovers and haters of D&D 4th Edition to read this article… I’ve had a thought rolling around in my head for the last year or so. Our gaming group has mostly been playing in two or three different Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition campaigns. At first, many of us disliked t...
  • Roleplaying Nirvana
    Written by John Lewis 6 Comments
    Last Updated:: January 31, 2010
    Over the years I’ve played with many different groups, used numerous systems, and gamed with more players than I can remember.  With very few exceptions I’ve enjoyed my gaming experiences, although in all honesty I’ve frequently thought about what it would be like to play in the “perfect”...

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