This is part of a collection of thoughts on fleshing out the use of gods and divine power in games, so you can provide more flavor and hooks for common or devout worshippers. The role of gods in many fantasy realms seems like it must be pretty boring. Think about it for a moment. Your... Continue Reading →

This is part of a collection of thoughts on fleshing out the use of gods and divine power in games, so you can provide more flavor and hooks for common or devout worshippers. When making a character in game settings with what might be called a “loose pantheon” there is a tendency for characters, especially... Continue Reading →

A check. There's a lot packed into that five-letter part of the game. What's is it, when do you get it, what should happen with it, etc... I've read (and argued) the differences in when and how to use the roll-for-outcome mechanic at the heart of any RPG (and certainly D&D) for years. Like political... Continue Reading →