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Running the Aranea Queen Campaign
The Aranea Queen Campaign is designed for a party of 4-6 1st-level PCs. It takes place in the...
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Nobody ever forgot the Realms
It’s been more than 30 years now since the Forgotten Realms setting was released (the...
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Diversity in rpg – more than just marketing
Diversity in tabletop roleplaying games is more than just a gimmick – more than a trick...
Game Masters
Age of Vikings Narratives
What makes a good Age of Vikings narrative? Here are some tips and ideas on how to make your Age...
The Red Thread in Campaigns
Every Campaign needs a Red Thread. Something the players can follow, and makes the narrative much...
It’s ok to say: No!
The emphasis on players and player advocacy has at times come at the expense of game...
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Player Agency
Player Agency in TTRPGs is one of the most important factors that separates role-playing games...
Diversity at the table
For years, roleplaying games were a haven for young and middle aged males. Not a girl in sight. In...
Things to do RPG-wise during Covid-19
There’s no need in stop playing roleplaying games during Covid-19. Here are a few ideas on...
New Releases
Riotminds: Wicked Dew
The Swedish Publisher Riotminds recently introduced a new Role-Playing game. Wicked Dew is a...
Hands of the White Wizard – The One Ring
Six new adventures for The One Ring challenge you to decide Saruman’s fate before the War of the...
Daggerheart RPG review: Hope, Fear, and the Future of Fantasy Role-Playing
Daggerheart is the system that has most people in RPG talking. Is this a game that might challenge...
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The TTRPGs I played in 2025
2026 is just around the corner. It’s time to wrap up the year! Here are the TTRPGs I played...
AI in TTRPG
AI in TTRPG is a hot topic, and many publishers claim they do not use any AI for their products....
Black Powder and Brimstone – Review
Benjamin Tobitt’s Black Powder and Brimstone is a tightly focused, rules-light grimdark RPG that...
