Looking for something different for your next campaign? The Zorcerer of Zo is that, but the author's description of building the world should be must reading for any GM who wants to strike away from established settings.

Witch Girls Adventures is a role playing game designed for girls ages 11 and up. Role playing parents with daughters will want to take a good look at this one.

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?

If you�ve decided to start your own RPG convention, one of your first decisions is where to hold it. Here are some tips that might help.

Have kids and want to know when you can start them role playing? The answer might be sooner than you think!

When The Sky Falls is an event book for D&D games that shows you how to work a meteorite impact into your campaign. Nothing like a little devastation to liven up a campaign!

Maybe you've heard the term "metagaming" but weren't really sure what it meant. Here's a straight forward explanation, complete with examples, and some theory about why metagaming is popular.

Have you heard the term LARP but never quite knew what it was all about? Read this for an introduction to the term and the types of LARPs out there.

The use of traps in role playing games is a tradition as old as Dungeons & Dragons. As a GM, you must use traps effectively to avoid frustrating your players. Read this article for tips.

Riddles have a long history in fantastical fiction, but working them into role playing games can be tricky. I'll talk about some things to be careful of, and ways to make sure your players don't get (too) frustrated.