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My D&D group last night finished their first adventure, the level 0 introduction to the game I prepared. The idea was to play some D&D 4th edition with characters that were not fully formed, so as to give the players a better idea about game mechanics, helping them choose their level 1 powers and skills. [...]
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D&D Essentials
February 19th, 2012 
RPG Gaming I have been playing Dungeons & Dragons since the first edition of Advanced Dungeons & Dragons. That first edition came in 3 hardcover books, the Player’s Handbook, the Dungeon Master’s Guide, and the Monster Manual. And these 3 core books have been how AD&D (renamed D&D since the third edition) was released in every edition [...]
Buying new rules
February 17th, 2012 RPG Gaming As I mentioned yesterday, the core rule books of Dungeons & Dragons are the Player’s Handbook, Dungeon Master’s Guide, and Monster Manual. You could always get all three of them together for under $100, and that was enough to get a full group playing for years. Nice for poor students, but not really a recipe [...]
Quests in Dungeons & Dragons
February 15th, 2012 RPG Gaming DM: “The stranger in the tavern tells you of a ruin full of treasures to the north of town. What do you do?”Players: “We go south!”
One of the developments in modern MMORPGs was the idea that the player should always be on a quest, or several, so he would never be lost for ideas on [...]
Time to stop blogging about MMORPGs?
February 13th, 2012 RPG Gaming Today I read a post by Wolfshead about SWTOR, and I agreed with most of what he said. I think that is a sure sign that I should stop blogging about MMORPGs.
While I am still far away from the burning hate that Wolfshead feels about every single commercial MMORPG out there, I agree that a [...]
