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Achievements in Campaigning
With a great deal of dismay, I learned last week that our local Smoothie King is discontinuing their customer loyalty program and replacing it with something to be determined at a later date. It was a simple and standard program – buy … Continue reading
Posted in DM Advice
Tagged Achievements, Bex Veverka, Dungeon Master, Dungeons & Dragons, Gaming, Loyalty, PC Behavior, Pixel By Request, Psychology, Smoothie King, Videogames
11 Comments
Game Night Blog Carnival: Kingdom Rush
In the past, my entries in Roving Band of Misfits’ Game Night Blog Carnival series have featured multiplayer games. However, this month I wanted to focus on a single-play experience that recently rocked my world. During my trip to New Zealand last month, … Continue reading
Posted in Game Night Blog Carnival
Tagged Gaming, iPad, Ironhide Game Studio, Kingdom Rush, Roving Band of Misfits, RPG, Tower Defense, Videogames
3 Comments
The Sound of Silence
DMs have a variety of tools at their disposal to set a scene for players. First, there are the core rulebooks and other resources featuring campaign settings, story hooks, NPCs and monsters. The core books set the stage for the DM and … Continue reading
Posted in DM Advice
Tagged D&D, Dungeon Master, Dungeons & Dragons, Gaming, Music, Videogames
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Ego Check: Anna Kreider of Go Make Me A Sandwich
I have been an observer of numerous discussions about sexism in gaming in recent months. My plan was to write a post about the subject, but I could not decide on a specific theme for an article. I did not … Continue reading
Posted in Ego Check
Tagged Bayonetta, Communication, feminism, Gaming, Mass Effect, RPG, sexism, Videogames
15 Comments
Ego Check: Lyndsay Peters, Owner of Dragon Chow Dice Bags
I have five sets of dice for gaming, and four of them are currently crammed into a small bag, which is now bursting at the seams. Thankfully, someone else out there has solved the unwieldy dice-bag problem – Lyndsay Peters, Owner of … Continue reading
Posted in Ego Check
Tagged 3.5, D&D, Dragon Chow Dice Bags, Gaming, Gamma World, RPG, Videogames
12 Comments
Brainstorming Solo Monsters: Bayonetta
“I’ve got a fever, and the only cure is more dead angels!” Solo monsters and the way they play in D&D 4e have been on my mind lately. First, I ran a small set of encounters that culminated in the party … Continue reading
Posted in DM Advice
Tagged Bayonetta, D&D, DM, Dragons, Dungeon Master, Dungeons & Dragons, RPG, Solo Monster, Videogame, Videogames
20 Comments
Move Action: Are Gamers Unfit?
There was quite the stir over a recent post on Dungeons and Dragons and Dads, which featured commentary from a father who was concerned about encouraging his children to participate in roleplaying games and the culture that surrounds them. Please … Continue reading
Posted in PC Behavior, Research
Tagged Analysis, D&D, Fitness, Gaming, Health, MMORPG, PC Behavior, RPG, Videogames, Wii, XBOX
9 Comments
