The Orestone is a forlorn, windswept and wave-lashed bare chunk of rock jutting out of the sea roughly 500 feet from shore. Cliffs encompass three of its sides with the fourth comprising a series of high rock shelves rising out of the surrounding, treacherous waters.
I recently blogged about what I learnt about adventure design from watching Bond films. Bond isn’t the only figure from entertainment with valuable gaming-related lessons, though. Bob the Builder is also particularly wise…
Continue reading GM Advice: What I Learnt About GMing From Bob the Builder
At the end of last session, our heroes staggered back into the border town of Glister after a harrowing expedition into the Loftwood. However, not all the party made it back to Ratik: brave Hemgor and his two companions – Glynt and Gwendar – fell before the orcs and had to be left behind.
Continue reading Borderland of Adventure #32: Shattering the Bloodspear
Like, I suspect gamers everywhere, I’m having a go with D&D Next. For me, it’s a mixed bag of good and bad.
Continue reading 5 Things I Like (And 5 Things I Don’t) About D&D Next
I love Evernote. I’ve been using it for about a year and it has become an indispensable part of my life. I spend a lot of time thinking about, writing and playing games. I like being organised, and Evernote is a crucial part of my organisational strategy.
Continue reading Gaming Advice: 4 Reasons Evernote is a Great Gamer Tool