Tag: rpgaday2017

Right now, Masks. Probably two different games, ultimately, given I'll be running it for the kids as well as the

Mash-ups don't get me very far these days. See, I play with my kids a lot, and they don't know

I'm going to go out on a limb and say Aliens, but… I mean, it could be a hundred different

Flippant answers aside for once. Attention. Respect. Engagement. And a small group people with whom you could easily see sharing

Players creating stuff or in similar ways demonstrating their interest and enthusiasm for the game. I love that stuff. It

Switched up the question a bit, so I could answer "Probably PBTA stuff. Probably." For me it's a VERY GOOD

Dungeons and Dragons, easily. I've been flailing at it since I was ten. Full-steam ahead all through high school. Several

I don't really like adapting games much. I'm not a system designer by either preference or practice – I like

Haven, the Free City by Gamelords, Ltd. It was an urban setting for a DnD clone where everyone basically played

I'd say most PBTA games (and in a lot of cases most games that share that design-space in the industry).

That may not be useful to a lot of other people as a recommendation, but No Thank You, Evil! and

Who needs therapy if you've got "impactful" RPGs, right? Impactful is such a weird word. I've had lots of memorable

* Monday: Pirate 101 with Sean and Kaylee. (Alternately, family game of Masks.)* Tuesday: Normal Tuesday Roll20 group, playing whatever

This one's a bit easy for me: Tales from the Loop. It's entirely possible this answer is chicken-egg cheating, since

One of the nice things about recording all our online game sessions is it makes it pretty easy to simply