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angelscitadel.com
One of the "newer" concepts to grace the meta discussions surrounding tabletop role-playing games is that of holding a Session Zero at the beginning of a campaign. The benefits to doing so are several depending on how much activity you wish to include in the session. Many GM's include actual character creation in their session... |
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technicalgrimoire.com
Oh boy. Here we go. My exploration of tabletop role-playing games has been an exciting and varied journey. I have read and played a wide variety of games, but I'd like to think that I can track my journey through several phases: Tactical Simulation, Story Games, and my latest destination: OSR. Here's what I mean: |
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technicalgrimoire.com
Adventure modules are a GMs best friend. Well, they are MY best friend, at least. Having a pre-made adventure can really help with inspiration and cut down on the GM's workload. |
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creaturespotlight.blogspot.com
D&D Town Encounters, Town Adventure Seeds, Urban Encounters, Village Encounters |
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