Windermere’s Fan Is Fun, If a Little Clunky Despite a few hiccups, this Wildean RPG promises wild fun for fans of drama and improv. October 14, 2017June 28, 2021 by Oren Ashkenazi in Roleplaying
Episode 90: GMing for Beginners The game master has a lot of responsibilities. October 30, 2016August 26, 2021 by Mike Hernandez
Episode 87: Live at GeekGirlCon: Building a Welcoming Game This weekend is GeekGirlCon 2016, and yesterday the Mythcreants were there hosting a panel: Building a Welcoming Game. October 9, 2016August 26, 2021 by Rhys Subitch, Mike Hernandez, Elise Abramson, Oren Ashkenazi, and Sarah Gould
Four Tiny Story Games for When You Have Less Than an Hour to Play These micro-campaigns will give you a complete ride in an afternoon—or even less. June 18, 2016July 19, 2021 by Edward Turner in Roleplaying
Shooting the Moon, Like Falling in Love, Is a Beautiful Mess This romance-focused RPG mostly misses the mark, but it still fits a need few others are aiming for. March 6, 2016July 20, 2021 by Edward Turner in Roleplaying
Making Your Story Games Horrifying (in the Good Way) How to make players tremble at the sight of your dice—and keep coming back for more. November 15, 2015July 23, 2021 by Edward Turner in Roleplaying
Using Conflict to Revive Your Story Game Four ways your collaborative campaign might flounder—and how to avoid them. September 20, 2015July 24, 2021 by Edward Turner in Roleplaying
Metrofinál Makes God Mode Interesting This apocalyptic RPG successfully balances omnipotence with a quality narrative. August 23, 2015July 26, 2021 by Edward Turner in Roleplaying
Fall of Magic Is the RPG Tolkien Would Have Played This story-driven RPG gives you the feel of Middle-Earth—for better or worse. June 20, 2015July 31, 2021 by Edward Turner in Roleplaying
The Deep Forest Subverts Destructive Tropes This monstrous RPG avoids some of fantasy's most harmful habits. May 2, 2015July 31, 2021 by Edward Turner in Roleplaying, Social Justice
Five Tips for Setting Scenes in Your Game How to ensure your campaign sticks the landing on every session. March 21, 2015February 5, 2023 by Edward Turner in Roleplaying
Fiasco Teaches Us to Love When Our Characters Fail How this RPG succeeds by making your PCs screw up. February 14, 2015August 3, 2021 by Edward Turner in Roleplaying
Primetime Adventures Is Great for Dramatic Roleplaying This TV-inspired RPG turns the storytelling up to 11. December 27, 2014August 4, 2021 by Oren Ashkenazi in Roleplaying
Three GM-less Games for Your Roleplaying Group When you've no leader to follow, check out these systems. December 14, 2013August 9, 2021 by Mike Hernandez in Roleplaying, Storytelling
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