
I am a TRPG enthusiast and indie developer, and a writer with a separate section for my fiction. My current projects include HeartBreaker, a medieval focused version of 5.5e, my own game The Quest, also medieval focused.
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Determining Your History, One Roll at a Time
Lately I have been talking about HeartBreaker, the project that involves taking Dungeons and Dragons apart, exchanging some of the parts, and then putting it back together again. One of my prima...
A Delicious Download for my Burners
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One of the most important physical pieces of this hobby space is the character sheet, though you wouldn’t know it by how the big names handle them. I have written before about how the Character Sheet is the window into the game, allowing pl...
In 2015 Bernie Sanders told an audience at the Brookings Institute that “we are moving rapidly away from our democratic heritage into an oligarchic form of society where today we are experiencing a government of the billionaires, by the bil...
What do I mean by player driven? I’m so glad you asked. A player driven campaign is one where the GM prepares the world, as normal, but does as little as possible in the preparation of a story, of scenes, or events or anything that could be...
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I am a pen-&-paper RPG enthusiast and indie developer. Currently developing a P&PRPG and exploring video game design, trying to understand the crossover of all types of games, and how and why we play them.
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