As a GM and game designer I’m always looking for inspiration. In many ways, I’m a bit like a magpie. I grab stuff and squirrel it away for the future – you never know when some picture or snippet of information might be exactly what I need. The challenge, of course, is to find those pieces of inspiration in the first place!
The hallmark of a great GM is that he’s always trying to improve his game and campaign. Only an idiot thinks he knows it all and that his game is perfect.
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Adventuring at any level is a tricky business. Death is a constant companion and often the only thing separating a PC from its cold embrace are his wits and cunning.
Continue reading Pathfinder Advice: Inventive Use for Mid-Level Spells
Have no fear. I’m not suggesting you transform your game into an orgy. After all, some things should not be role-played…
Continue reading GM Advice: Why a GM Should KISS as Much as Possible
Adventuring is a tricky, dangerous business. Skilled adventurers take every advantage they can get and inventive wizards can find uses for almost any spell.
Continue reading Pathfinder Advice: Inventive Uses for Low-Level Spells
