Weather is an excellent tool in a GM’s arsenal. It can be nothing more than a backdrop to the adventure or an integral part of events. Hard rain, baking sun and dense fog all present brave adventurers with challenges and opportunities.
Continue reading GM Advice: How to Use Weather in Your Campaign
The sad reality is that producing decent, relevant material – on time – is hard. At the start of a project everything seems great, but quickly turnover day is upon you and if you are not careful you’ll fail to deliver what you promised.
Continue reading Freelance Advice: How to be More Productive
Getting into freelancing is hard. It’s even harder to guarantee a steady stream of work, but following these four tips gives you an advantage in an increasing crowded marketplace.
What makes an exciting, memorable encounter? Are four orcs in a chamber whose only purpose in life is to guard a chest and get whacked to death by the PCs good design?
You’ve been published and now you’ve got the writing bug. You’ve had an adventure or supplement in your head for ages and now is the time to strike. You fire off a submission proposal to a publisher and wait and wait and wait…
