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Chris Winkle, Kristin Aline and Oren Ashkenazi
Roll some dice, because it’s time to talk about roleplaying games – specifically, how to get into character at the table. Kristin is back to share her wisdom, which is a good thing, too, because Chris needs help dealing with Oren’s pro-GM propaganda. We talk … read more »Roleplaying
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Oren Ashkenazi
Character creation is the breakfast of roleplaying games. A good one gets you pumped to play, ready to tackle any challenge the GM puts before you. While there’s no magic formula to good character creation, some games clearly stand above the rest. Each has a … read more »Roleplaying
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Oren Ashkenazi
When I mention mechanics in a roleplaying game, most people will think about attacking with a sword or using magic to blast their enemies off the face of reality. That’s not what we’re talking about today. Instead, it’s time to examine the rules that govern … read more »Roleplaying
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Oren Ashkenazi
When people describe their roleplaying game adventures, they tend to talk about desperate battles or heroic speeches. They recall the points of high adventure when everything rested on a single roll of the dice, or theatrical performances so good they brought the group to tears. … read more »Roleplaying
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Chris Winkle
There are few things that make roleplaying games more enjoyable than playing a part. Even if the GM is railroading you through the Oregon Trail, fun character interactions can save the day. Unfortunately, getting into character can be an elusive target. If you have lots of … read more »Roleplaying
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Mike Hernandez
Some days you can’t get beyond the game part of a roleplaying game. You have a clever story, your NPCs are unique and engaging, and your players are even excited about the PCs they’ve made, but they’re just not getting into character. Instead, all the … read more »
Roll some dice, because it’s time to talk about roleplaying games – specifically, how to get into character at the table. Kristin is back to share her wisdom, which is a good thing, too, because Chris needs help dealing with Oren’s pro-GM propaganda. We talk … read more » 
Character creation is the breakfast of roleplaying games. A good one gets you pumped to play, ready to tackle any challenge the GM puts before you. While there’s no magic formula to good character creation, some games clearly stand above the rest. Each has a … read more » 
When I mention mechanics in a roleplaying game, most people will think about attacking with a sword or using magic to blast their enemies off the face of reality. That’s not what we’re talking about today. Instead, it’s time to examine the rules that govern … read more » 
When people describe their roleplaying game adventures, they tend to talk about desperate battles or heroic speeches. They recall the points of high adventure when everything rested on a single roll of the dice, or theatrical performances so good they brought the group to tears. … read more » 
There are few things that make roleplaying games more enjoyable than playing a part. Even if the GM is railroading you through the Oregon Trail, fun character interactions can save the day. Unfortunately, getting into character can be an elusive target. If you have lots of … read more » 
Some days you can’t get beyond the game part of a roleplaying game. You have a clever story, your NPCs are unique and engaging, and your players are even excited about the PCs they’ve made, but they’re just not getting into character. Instead, all the … read more » 
