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This month’s RPG Blog Carnival is being hosted by James Introcaso at the World Builder Blog and is entitled Homebrew Holiday Gifts. The topic is giving a gift of your gaming creations. I’ve had the idea to start a series of “Two Sheet Locations” and having just finished the first one, I thought it would [...]
This is the second half of my entry for this months RPG Blog Carnival covering “How I Write” (here’s part 1: Where I Write). However, before I dive into the topic of how, I realized as I’m writing this that I have one more where. The fourth location The last place that I write (and [...]
I was going to try and knock out another 3D modeling post for today but I still haven’t caught up after finishing issue 11 of the Frontier Explorer. Especially since school has started up and I’m knee deep into the two graduate classes I’m taking. Luckily, the new topic for the monthly RPG Blog Carnival [...]
Now that my co-bloggers here at Arcane Game Lore have chimed in as well, I figured I’d better put up my entry for the month’s RPG Blog Carnival and post one of my all time favorite NPCs. I had intended to do this post a week or so ago near the middle of the month [...]
Since this month we’re hosting the Blog Carnival (thanks to dagorym) I decided I would do a couple of my favorite NPCs. One of the funnest NPCs I got to play was an individual named Homie. Homie was a puppet familiar that was owned by my GMs character from another group. By some weird turn of [...]
Dagorym’s post on “The Highwayman” got me to thinking about one of the most notorious NPC’s in my Earthdawn game. For those of you familiar with Dungeons & Dragons module HHQ3 Thief’s Challenge, there’s a character known as “The Gullwing Bandit”. The Gullwing Bandit is a son of a noble who’s land was stolen away [...]
Characters Everywhere Everyone has a favorite player character, whether it is one of yours when you were a player or one played by a member of your gaming group when you were game master. It’s the character you trot out and reminisce about when remembering the grand adventures of the past. But characters don’t live [...]