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Stephen Colbert and The Rats of iCrap
My Brother, The Dragonslayer When I was 7 years old, going to the arcade was my favorite thing to do by far. This was due in no small part to my brother’s absolute command of the hottest game at the...
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How the iPad Changes D&D
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Review and Giveway: Dungeon Mapp for iPad
The iPad has proven to be a pretty handy tool for roleplaying games. Previous articles have talked about some of the common uses, and I’ve found in the months since getting mine that it’s a lot easier...
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Chatty’s Dream Design Project: An Interactive Primer-RPG
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Pelor’s Peg-Leg Protection Protocol
It drives me insane that it’s 2012 and modern awesome digital roleplaying materials aren’t commonplace. I get nerd-rabies just thinking about it. Please allow me a few moments to beat a long-dead...
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Dungeons and DJs: A review of DMDJ
I’ve played and run games with and without musical accompaniment, and if I had to state a preference, I’d side with music every time. It can’t just be haphazard use of music though. It’s best when the...
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Review: “Lords of Waterdeep” for iPad & iPhone
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Stephen Colbert and The Rats of iCrap
My Brother, The Dragonslayer When I was 7 years old, going to the arcade was my favorite thing to do by far. This was due in no small part to my brother’s absolute command of the hottest game at the...
View ArticleClik here to view.
How the iPad Changes D&D
Don’t worry, this article isn’t a review of the iPad. There are about a million reviews out there if that’s what your looking for, but I’d be guessing you’ve had your fill of it. Mainstream news seems...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Review and Giveway: Dungeon Mapp for iPad
The iPad has proven to be a pretty handy tool for roleplaying games. Previous articles have talked about some of the common uses, and I’ve found in the months since getting mine that it’s a lot easier...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Chatty’s Dream Design Project: An Interactive Primer-RPG
Tomorrow will be one of the year’s slowest days on the Bloggosphere: the American Thanksgiving weekend. Of course, that’s when I feel the biggest urge to write in a long time. But that’s never stopped...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Pelor’s Peg-Leg Protection Protocol
It drives me insane that it’s 2012 and modern awesome digital roleplaying materials aren’t commonplace. I get nerd-rabies just thinking about it. Please allow me a few moments to beat a long-dead...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Dungeons and DJs: A review of DMDJ
I’ve played and run games with and without musical accompaniment, and if I had to state a preference, I’d side with music every time. It can’t just be haphazard use of music though. It’s best when the...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Review: “Lords of Waterdeep” for iPad & iPhone
Lords of Waterdeep iPad/iPhone universal app $6.99 2-5 players, either human or AI, via pass and play or asynchronous online Lords of Waterdeep for iOS brings together two things I already like, so...
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