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Does growing up mean giving up gaming?
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“Fantasy as a cultural phenomenon felt vaguely unsettling to me. I wondered if pervasive escapism had infantilized an entire generation.” So began a quest for Ethan Gilsdorf, journalist and geek…
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When work follows you to the gaming table…
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I’m sure you’re familiar with the popular sitcom, The Office, whether in its British or American versions. They’re both excellent, for the record. Regardless, it’s a story of people who…
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Get your game on the table!
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What’s that over there on your shelf? You know, the dusty game you bought a while back that never seems to make it onto the table! Wait, what’s that? Nobody…
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The DMs Guide to Session Planning
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DMs, do your players always take the path of most resistance? Or are they content to sit in the local tavern for four solid hours, roleplaying and digging up so…
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Life, Love, Gaming, and Guilt
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Have you ever found yourself feeling guilty at the game table? I’m not talking about the lawful good paladin who is appalled at his colleagues activities. I’m not even talking…
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Your PCs Need a Mr. Miyagi
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If you’re looking for a new game, you’ve got a problem on your hands. And the problem isn’t scarcity–no, quite the opposite! The number of tabletop games available in 2016…
The Mad Cleric
Make Friends and Play RPGs
Jason Wood
I’m a husband, a dad, and a Presbyterian minister.
Some people find it strange that a pastor could be a Dungeon Master.
Others just call me the Mad Cleric.
