Image Credit: National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, Australia Like most avid readers, I have long let Don Quixote, that seventeenth century tome of imaginary adventures, sit unread on my…
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Last night, I walked towards the street of the home where we used to live. I got as far as the curb across from our stoop, then had to sit…
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Session Report is a monthly series that explores the intersection of narrative and broader themes of game design by focusing on a specific tabletop game each month. This month’s game…
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The Doctor Who that author Justin Richards fell in love with in 1963 was, as many emerging fans had intuited, profoundly empathetic. Though his personality initially may have sometimes…
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I loved The Grace of Kings by Ken Liu. The Wall of Storms (WoS) is not just a brilliant follow up, but one of the greatest novels I’ve read. There…
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Welcome to the first installment of Dungeons Mastered, a tabletop roleplaying column from someone still figuring this shit out. I’m Tyler Crumrine, your RPG concierge and game-master-in-training. I’d wanted to…
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Session Report is a monthly series that explores the intersection of narrative and broader themes of game design by focusing on a specific tabletop game each month. This month’s game…
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Jim Felli is a former university professor and currently works as a professional scientist. He has been playing Dungeons and Dragons for over 35 years and prefers AD&D to any…
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Session Report is a monthly series that explores the intersection of narrative and broader themes of game design by focusing on a specific tabletop game each month. As in many games,…
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Storyteller Cards and Storyteller Cards: Fantasy by Jason Tagmire and Campbell Whyte Button Shy, 2013-’14 Storyteller Cards Back in April, I wrote about Storyteller Cards, a very special deck of cards…
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When I was a kid, when I was a kid I got weird, so you know what I did? What I did was I hid in the folds of a…