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Archive by Date | Archive by Article Title Why Run Your Own RPG Convention? You say you don't have any good local RPG conventions around your area? And you think you might want to organize one of your own? I went to industry veteran "Super" Dave Radzik to answer the question, Why? Solipsist Review A review of Solipsist, great Indie RPG where every player character has the ability to change reality to match their own personal vision. Sound wild? It can be! Quantum GMing Quantum physics tells us that an observer changes what is being observed. How does this apply to GMing a role playing game? Read on to find out... A Call of Cthulhu Scenario, Curse Of Two Rivers A group of strangers travels by stagecoach to the mining boom town of Two Rivers. They each have their own reasons, but can they band together to overcome the Curse of Two Rivers? A Call of Cthulhu scenario. The Shadows Of Yesterday Review Looking for a fun fantasy game that doesn't devolve into endless combat? Read my The Shadows Of Yesterday review for my take on the game. Hosting An All Girls Murder Mystery Party Hosting an all girls murder mystery party is different from a regular party, especially when the girls are teens. Here are some tips to make sure they have fun, while you introduce a whole new generation to the fun of live role playing! A Three Year Old's First Role Playing Shadows is a fun, free role playing game that's great for use with kids. If you're wondering how it might work, here's an example of actual play using Shadows with my three year old daughter, her first time playing. Interview with Ree Soesbee An interview with Ree Soesbee, best known for her creative work on Legend of the Five Rings, and most lately for her work for online gaming at ArenaNet. How To Not Game At A Gaming Convention You're at a great gaming convention, and you find yourself at loose ends. Your friends are all in games, it's too late to get into one yourself. What do you do? RPG Card Games Want a break from role playing for a night? There are some RPG card games out there to give you the feel of your RPG fix, without all the work.
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