Want to take your kids to an RPG convention? It can be a great time for your family, but a little advance planning helps.

Want to try a LARP at a convention, but not sure if it's right for you? These tips will help make sure you get the most out of your experience.

As players, we know that our characters can die. But how do we handle the loss of the time we spent building up the character? By working the system!

Want to run a time travel game? The time travel rules you pick can make or break your game. We'll look at some decisions you'll have to make.

Gamers all know that dice have a mind of their own. In this article we talk about the ways that we can get the best results out of our dice, whatever they may think about it.

Have a great campaign you're running that you want to share with the world? Creating a web site for it is a great way to do that. We'll look at free tools you can use without being a techie.

Your first RPG convention can be an overwhelming experience if you're not prepared. Read this article for tips on not only surviving, but having a great time.

The time comes in any adventure where the PCs are divided on what to do next. And rather than hash it out between them and come up with a consensus, inevitably they'll decide to do their own things. Here's how to handle it.

A diverse group of people are invited to an island off the coast of Maine, to hear the reading of the will of a Cedric Johnson, an eccentric billionaire. They're all distant relatives of Cedric, and looking forward to their inheritance. What could go wrong?

Murder mystery parties can be a great excuse to introduce your non-gaming friends to role playing. Death on the Gambia uses a form of live role playing that is accessible to non-gamers, and is terrific fun!