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Flesh eating Zombies overrun Barbarian hordes…
Okay. When I want gaming news, I’ll turn to the RPG Bloggers Network, EN World, and the sort. When I want real world news, I turn to other sites, with a wide variety of opinions and sources. I wasn’t expecting to find this when I was looking up real-world news this morning. Happy early Halloween….
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Dungeon Magazine maps
A lot of people on the Wizard’s boards have been asking for Dungeon Magazine to include high resolution maps suitable for printing at scale. I think the powers that be are listening, because Wizard’s has put out both marked and unmarked maps for the latest issue of Dungeon. And better yet, they aren’t hidden behind […]
Posted in: Advice/Tools, Gaming
Gaming with Sound Effects
This is something I did the other day in a game I ran and found it pretty interesting. I’m not sure if it’s something I’ll continue doing, mostly because it adds to the already short prep time I have available to my gaming, but I throw it out there as an idea for others to use […]
Posted in: Advice/Tools
Goodbye DDM, I hardly knew ye
I’m not breaking any news here by saying this, but if you’re reading this I’m sure you know the DDM game has been cancelled. I have recently gotten into the game a little bit, thanks to my brother (and gaming partner), and found I quite enjoy it. It scratches, albeit briefly, my D&D itch in […]
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My homemade condition tokens
I made this for my game, I hope someone get use out of them. They are not flashy, but they are practical:
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National Gaming Day at your local library
http://ilovelibraries.org/gaming/ From the website: On November 15, 2008, libraries across the country will participate in the largest, simultaneous national video game tournament ever held! Kids will be able to compete against players at other libraries and see their scores in real-time online while playing at their local library. But gaming in libraries isn’t just about […]
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Non-Randomized D&D Miniatures
A lot of people’s requests have been answered today. Here is the full post from Wizard’s website: — We have received a tremendous amount of feedback from fans regarding the D&D Miniatures line, and have made some exciting changes for 2009. Here’s what’s coming to a shelf near you! Dungeons & Dragons Miniatures — Player’s […]
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Sharing a DDI subscription
I am contemplating asking my players to cough up and split the bill on a DDI subscription. Between the 9 of us, it shouldn’t be too much. I am concerened about the technical aspects of it though. Can one account name log in twice? What if they catch two of the same account names trying […]
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Keep on the Shadowfell fun
I’ve been running the Keep on the Shadowfell for my group and we’ve all been having a blast. 4th Ed. makes it so easy to adjust encounters, that I’ve had no problem adapting the encounters for a 7-man party. Also, using my custom made Dungeon Tiles on the table, has really helped the game move faster. […]
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Favorite characters you’ve played…
The only thing I don’t like about DMíng is the fact that I am not playing a character anymore. I’ve always loved playing my Dwarf: Barundar, Son of Dorn. There’s been so many versions of him through the years that it’s been hard to not include him in the campaign I’m running. I didn’t because […]
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October 29, 2008
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