Hero Time
Part 1 of 1, by Jay Watamaniuk My first official D&D game was run by my older brother when I was in Grade 5 (it came in that sweet box with no dice, but chits you pulled out of bag … Continue reading
Part 1 of 1, by Jay Watamaniuk My first official D&D game was run by my older brother when I was in Grade 5 (it came in that sweet box with no dice, but chits you pulled out of bag … Continue reading
Part 2 of 2, by Jay Watamaniuk Looking at the picture I had saved in my Google searches, I decided the fellow wasn’t from England – where the game was set – but originally from Siam (Thailand). Perhaps he was … Continue reading
Part 1 of 2, by Jay Watamaniuk I have been making characters for a very long time, and the process hasn’t changed dramatically over the years. Gaming, both tabletop and live, is a hobby I must admit I take very … Continue reading
Part 2 of 2, by Trent Yacuk In between the huge and the small, there are many standard ways to give respect to the characters. If the big strong character wants to smash open a door, does it really matter … Continue reading
Part 1 of 2, by Trent Yacuk “I’m a Druid? How did I get lost in the woods?” “Well, you failed your roll…” No Game Master is perfect. All GMs need improvement. The art of GMing takes years of practice. … Continue reading