Looking around the web, my eyes fell on youtube.com as I am always looking for funny things to watch or D&D related videos. I happened to find this little gem of funny and D&D, called Metagame. It reminds me of the movie Gamers, and how they cut back and forth between players and characters. Its
An interesting topic came up the other day when I was speaking to a few gamer friends as they complained about how their GM was really controlling and basically started being a “dick” as they called him. After speaking with them, and having them give me examples of his style of running a game, it
FREQUENCY: Uncommon NO. APPEARING: 1d4 SIZE: Small MOVE: 60FT ARMOR CLASS: 7 HIT DICE: 2 ATTACKS: 1 DAMAGE: 1d4 (bite) SPECIAL ATTACKS: Sleep Stare, Signal Beam SPECIAL DEFENSES: N/A MAGIC RESISTANCE: Standard LAIR PROBABILITY: 5% TREASURE: Determined by GM INTELLIGENCE: Semi ALIGNMENT: Chaotic Neutral DESCRIPTION: The Venonat travels around the nice warm country side or
I found this little gem of a show on my ROKU last week, located on the Crackle network. Crackle is a network that provides various Movies and TV shows for free, but has commercials. Its a lot like Hulu, but not as popular or known as well. Crackle also produces their own original shows like
When I was at North Texas RPG Con, I happened to see this brochure by the elevator. Normally I wouldn’t give that area a second look, but the INDIANA JONES logo caught my eye. Now I’ve never been to this exhibit, but it travels around the country for all to see. How cool is this,
I was sitting here today and thinking about ways to get the characters in my game more involved, and have each player feel like their character is a star and not just some numbers on a page. An idea came to me, and I credit the idea to Karl Keesler when we had been talking about the
