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Lost Ruins Beneath a City

June 1, 2016 jfoster RPG Adventure Ideas

The city of Redfort is an ever growing metropolis at the forefront of the magical industrial revolution. Expanding not just up and out but down as well. The city has commissioned a new metro line to connect the old city

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Reviewing Christmas Ninjas

May 25, 2016 jfoster RPG Reviews

Christmas Ninjas is a humour RPG by Mendel Schmiedekamp. You can find it here – link.  There are somethings that you can not have too much of – dice, British chocolate, love, freedom.  For other things, there is clearly an

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Circus of Traveling Heroes and Adventure

May 11, 2016 jfoster RPG Adventure Ideas

As circuses move from place to place, they can make a great framework for long campaigns that use episodes.  The party could comprise characters from the cast and crew. The owner or ringleader would be best as left as an

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Not With a Bang, but With Portents of Dice

May 4, 2016 jfoster RPG World Building

This month’s RPG blog carnival, as hosted by Rising Phoenix Games, is about adventures in which the known world is at stake. The nigh has ended and should the characters fail then they and the whole world will suffer. If

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Three Long Lost Cultures

April 27, 2016 jfoster RPG World Building

The universe is a large and very varied place.  There will always be locations and cultures that become isolated from the rest of civilisation.  Over time, these places will become increasingly strange and different as they diverge from the norm.

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Reviewing Rewind: Temporal Tales

April 20, 2016 jfoster RPG Reviews

Rewind: Temporal Tales is a sole or single player narrative RPG by Todd Zircher. It’s available for pay want you want at http://drivethrurpg.com/product/180407/Rewind-Temporal-Tales. Content The book is the framework and toolkit you need to play the game.  Rather than just

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The Lost Adventuring Gear of Lady Sophietta

April 13, 2016 jfoster RPG Adventure Ideas

Complete and combined sets of armour are well known.  Much less well known is the set of magic items that the bard queen Sophietta collected during her days as a thrill seeking adventurer.  Sophietta became famous for her matching red

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Whether the Weather in RPGs

April 6, 2016 jfoster Roleplaying Tips, RPG Pen & Paper

This month’s rpg blog carnival is about ways to use weather in RPGs and what role it can play in the narrative. The intro post is here -> Mortaine’s Blog Weather As Plot The weather forms part of the reasoning

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Currency Dragon

March 30, 2016 jfoster RPG Adventure Ideas

Cunning and obsessed with wealth, the elder dragon Ambylen became determined to defeat even death.  She attacked libraries and mage colleges in pursuit of necromancy.  From her captured tomes Ambylen learnt how to syphon the souls of powerful mortals to

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Malandros – A Review of Roleplay in Old Rio

March 23, 2016 jfoster RPG Reviews

Malandros is a narrative roleplaying games that focuses on intraplayer conflict.  The latest game from Tom McGrenery of Porcupine Publishing that KickStarted successfully November 20th 2015 Conteúdo The setting is a neighbourhood in Rio de Janiro at the cusp of

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Magical Creature Animal Sanctuary

March 16, 2016 jfoster RPG World Building

Not all adventurers are hunters of magical creatures.  Not all magical creatures attack you randomly if you encounter them.  There are adventurers who care about wildlife beyond the rewards of killing it. The Compassionate Society of Farnsharp set up the

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Accessible Games

March 9, 2016 jfoster Roleplaying Tips, RPG Pen & Paper

Accessibility can mean many things.  In the post by Accessible Games announcing this month’s RPG Blog Carnival theme, Jacob Wood encourages us to think about what accessibility is.  In particular, he gives the prompt, “What does accessibility mean to me?”

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