Category Archives: See Page XX

Idiot Plotting and the Gamer Psyche

By Robin D. Laws The voraciously anticipated Prometheus, Ridley Scott’s reboot of the Alien franchise touched down to howls of disappointment from the fans who wanted it most. So much so that we’re plotting some remedial catharsis, in the form of an Ashen Stars scenario called Tartarus. Without encroaching on the intellectual property preserve of […]

Night’s Black Agents DEXCON Tournament Winner

Lisa Padol was the worthy winner of the $1000 Night’s Black Agents Tournament at DEXCON. Here is her run-through of the event, published first here. First Round: The Italians GM: Kenneth Hite Agent Mario: Keith Stetson Agent Luigi: Rebecca Baudrino Agent Vespucci: Me Agent Carvaggio: Timothy Sullivan Agent Da Vinci: Mike So, there we were, […]

The Threefold Path of RPG Reading

by Robin D Laws As a game designer, I look forward to the realization of the still-incipient tablet revolution for several reasons. One of these addresses a constant bugaboo of the designer’s existence, rulebook organization. Roleplaying game books are, and always have been, exercises in non-linear writing—and reading. As a designer, I could start the […]

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