Some of the officers are taken in for processing by the Coalation.
Taylor = Q
Joshua = Lt. Canton
Kevin = Lt. Commander Kelvek
Tracy = Captain Vegral
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Jedi Muppet wisdom is easily applied to all areas of life, and roleplaying games are no exception. Today we are going to see what the wisest of the wise can teach us about the games we love to play.
Worry, do not. Translate everything he says, we will. Able to read it in normal sentence structures, you will be. Real, the wisdom is. Embrace it, you must. That nothing is lost in translation, we hope.
Don’t worry. We will translate everything he says. You will be able to read it in normal sentence structures. The wisdom is real. You must embrace it. We hope that nothing is lost in translation.
We start off the 3rd and final season with the officers finding themselves guests/prisoners of the Coalation.
Taylor = Q
Joshua = Lt. Canton
Kevin = Lt. Commander Kelvek
Tracy = Captain Vegral
USS Telonato
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The Bartle Test of Gamer Psychology is a way of organizing MMO players into 4 different categories: Killers, Achievers, Socializers, and Explorers. MMO designers still use this system today because knowing what types of players prefer your game makes it easier to market your game. I recommend the Extra Credits YouTube episode for more details on understanding how this all works.
Now a while back, we did a blog post on our own categorizing: Sticks and Stones, Rubber and Glue. In that post, we classified RPG player characters into 4 different categories: Sticks, Stones, Rubber, and Glue. The purpose of that article was not only to address differences in player characters but also to point out that a good RPG group needs all four of these player types.
Today we are going to take a step back and look at RPG PCs from a GM’s point of view. Like MMO designers with the Bartle Quotient, a GM that knows her players’ styles and preferences can better design adventures and campaigns to let players thrive or target new players for recruiting. But GMs also often have to be bards, doing a little bit of everything through storytelling and performance to make it seem more real.
Secret of NIMH oneshot where we follow the adventures of Denton, Meth, Geronimo, and Johnathan as they try to make their own fate. In this episode our adventurous rats and mice find a unique treasure.
Joshua = DM
Chris = Denton, the Gray rat with a cheese obsession
Don = Meth, the instigating White rat.
Tracy = Geronimo, the reckless brown rat
Taylor = Johnathan, the NOT small Mouse
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Tabletop Gaming news for February, 2016. Interview with the creator of Tavern Tales, as well as tons of Conventions, Kickstarters, and games for everyone.
Conventions:
OrcCon (Los Angeles, CA)
Rapier (Jacksonville, FL)
Owlcon (Houston, TX)
Purple Bunny Con (Nashville, TN)
Prezcon (charlottesville, VA)
PlayThrough (Raleigh, NC)
News
Crisis: Tokyo
Dresden Files Cooperative Card Game
Sentinels of the Multiverse (OblivAeon and the RPG)
The Captain is Dead: Episode 3
Kickstarters
Fate More
Tavern Tales
Jane Austen’s Matchmaker with Zombies
Control
Super PACs
American Dynasty
Thief’s Market
Codex
Other Games
Progress: the evolution of Technology
Blood rage
T.I.M.E Stories
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Secret of NIMH oneshot where we follow the adventures of Denton, Meth, Geronimo, and Johnathan as they try to make their own fate. In this episode they have escaped from their cages, but unfortunately run into a bigger problem. This problem has wings.
Joshua = DM
Chris = Denton, the Gray rat with a cheese obsession
Don = Meth, the instigating White rat.
Tracy = Geronimo, the reckless brown rat
Taylor = Johnathan, the NOT small Mouse
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Here at Burn Everything Gaming, we try to give real honest answers. Sometimes they are right, and sometimes they are opinions. We think questions deserve good answers because people asking questions generally want good answers.
Ever ask someone that’s expecting a new kid if they are hoping for a boy or a girl, and they just answer with a YES or something about a healthy baby? These are not answers that address the question at hand, and thus are not really all that helpful. I’m not saying that complicated answers or a monk’s riddles are useless, but for most of us we like answers that feel like they will really help us with whatever we asked about.
So today we’re going to take a look at 2 common RPG questions that are very often given failed answers. Then we’d like to try and give some real answers. If you already know the answers, or have better wisdom than what we offer here, please share your knowledge with the RPG world. People need to know!
Secret of NIMH oneshot where we follow the adventures of Denton, Meth, Geronimo, and Johnathan as they try to make their own fate.
Joshua = DM
Chris = Denton, the Gray rat with a cheese obsession
Don = Meth, the instigating White rat.
Tracy = Geronimo, the reckless brown rat
Taylor = Johnathan, the NOT small Mouse
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Making a world is a hard job for a GM to do, but it is certainly worth it! …if your players get invested in the world you make, that is. Bringing your world to life takes a lot of careful thought an planning, not to mention in-game-session delivery. And too many times a GM tries to do something interesting that the players ignore.
The role of a game master is as much an art as it is a science. There are many things to consider when making your game world interesting and consistent enough to be engaging. Most game books include sections to give you advice on how to make your world feel real. Today we’re going to focus on making NPCs.
NPCs are one of the best tools in a GM’s belt for engaging a player. When a PC and an NPC have a conversation, you and the player are already engaged. They want to hear what you have to say and are trying to understand it so that they can respond. Information is much more easily absorbed through human interaction, and RPGs are social by nature in the first place.
Memorable NPCs are a lot of fun to make and play. Some are hated antagonists, some are helpful allies, and most are just a small part of the world they live in. Today we are going to share with you a simple recipe for making some engaging NPCs
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