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  • Book Review: A Game of Thrones

    A Game of Thrones by George R.R. Martin is book one in the A Song of Ice and Fire series. I have owned this book for approximately a year before finally reading it. It came with much acclaim but also a fair share of negativity as well, could this not be said about any book [...]

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    Dec 7th, 2011 | Filed under Books, Reviews
  • Conflict of interest in P&P RPG

    It’s bound to happen in any game. Maybe it’s over something like material wealth, or perhaps over a given course of action to be taken by the party, but conflict of interest happens with a moderate frequency in most P&P RPG’s I’ve played. Most of the time it’s the players who are actually responsible for [...]

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    Nov 17th, 2011 | Filed under Roleplaying
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  • Thanks Smokey!

    One of the better YouTube videos I’ve seen this year!

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    Nov 10th, 2011 | Filed under Youtube
  • E-PARASITE Act

    Hey, you, the Americans, this post is for you precisely! Have you heard about the E-Parasite bill? It’s the latest and sadly most promising folly coming from Hollywood lobbyists. In their great trend to try and improve everyone’s lives, in order to avoid reflexion on renewing their outdated business model, they prefer to hit very hard [...]

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    Nov 5th, 2011 | Filed under Community, World News
  • The Prophecy of Dragons

    Here is a weekend goodie for all the gamemasters out there. A prophecy that can be used in most roleplaying games with little tweak of the text. Suggestions and comments are welcome of course. On the day or reckoning, when all worlds align and the rays of the sun disappears from the face of the [...]

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    Nov 4th, 2011 | Filed under Roleplaying
  • Involving you character

    There’s a common misconception around roleplayers that the GM that handles all the plotting and storytelling in a roleplaying game. While the majority of a storyline does fall on the GM shoulders, there’s also quite a lot of opportunities for the players to actually take the reins and lend direction to where a game is [...]

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    Oct 31st, 2011 | Filed under Roleplaying
  • The Villains

    I think that one of the most important roles undertaken by a GM is to be the villain in a game. More than a setting, or the NPC allies, the Villains help define the player characters as Heroes, by being their antithetical. In the campaigns that I’ve played, and in almost any setting, I find [...]

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    Oct 24th, 2011 | Filed under Roleplaying
  • The narrative part of roleplaying

    As a P&P RPG enthusiast I’ve met a fair share of other players who actually don’t bother to listen in to the whole game. They’re there during exposition, they’re there during their combat turns, but the moment the focus leaves the group as a whole and their character, they zone out. These are the guys [...]

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    Oct 23rd, 2011 | Filed under Roleplaying
  • Aurora

    Found on March 27th 1875, Devils Creek in Yellowstone, Canada. Aurora has a muscular build. She is strong and isn’t afraid to show it. Being from a northern land, she has the thick fluffy double-coat that is characteristic of a timber wolf and Siberian husky. Her coat is a mix of dark and light browns [...]

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    Oct 10th, 2011 | Filed under Characters, Roleplaying
  • Book Review: Fuzzy Nation

    Years ago while I wandered around the library as a teenager I stumbled upon a little book called Little Fuzzy. It was probably one of the books that made me love reading and still holds a place of endearment along side books such as Dune and Magician. Having never read any of Mr Scalzi’s work [...]

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    May 26th, 2011 | Filed under Books, Reviews
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