Tag Archives: backstory
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Embrace Limitations
7July 19, 2011 by Jeff
I’m going on a journey. I’m getting to sit down as a regular player in a game, which is an …
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Get Back(grounds) and Fit In!
Leave a commentMay 9, 2011 by Jeff
There are some great settings out there in the world of D&D. Be they fully fleshed out worlds like the …
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Give It To The DM!
3February 21, 2011 by Jeff
The character for this article is Krasnak and the advice to get from him is to let go and leave …
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Intro to Role-Playing
3February 14, 2011 by Sarah Darkmagic
Role-playing, a phrase that strikes fear into the hearts of many D&D players, new and veteran alike. Why are so …
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How Did You Meet?
7January 10, 2011 by Sarah Darkmagic
So far we’ve discussed character creation, how to do it, what tools to use, etc. However, very few games involve …
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Shifting Focus: Tuskhunt
2November 4, 2010 by Jeff
The very nature of the shifter is variable. While the shifter race shares a common origin in lycanthropy, few races …
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The Lone Wolf As Part of the Team
1September 27, 2010 by Jeff
4th edition D&D is all about being part of a team, more so than any other version of the game …
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Engaging Campaigns
2September 24, 2010 by Jeff
First off, let me begin by laying out what I have identified as key assumptions in D&D. 1. D&D is …
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One Shot – Playing an Active Character (Andy Collins)
5July 28, 2010 by Jeff
Andy Collins co-designed 4th Edition Dungeons & Dragons. His current character is an iconoclastic eladrin swordmage with a hair-trigger temper …
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One Shot: PWNING THE RABBIT HOLE (by Ed Greenwood)
3July 21, 2010 by Jeff
This One Shot is brought to us from acclaimed gamer, novelist, and one of the worlds most famous setting creator, …
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