CROWDSOURCING

CROWDSOURCING

Originally shared by Brian Holland

CROWDSOURCING

Session Zero 7 is nearly complete, but I need some help generating a list of 50 “interesting features you’ll find in a village”.

Here’s a sample of the type of stuff I’m looking for…

1 a statue near the well that animates to defend the village

2 a dilapidated church on the village outskirts

3 a blind farmer who grows the best crops

4 a painting of an ancient scholar which will answer one question each day

5 an abandoned tower or keep

6 a hanging tree, complete with hangings old and new

If you create a feature I use in the table, you’ll get your name in the credits (inside front cover) of the issue!

Kate Bullock and I are back with GM Masterclass 02! Here are the issues we discuss in this one:

Kate Bullock and I are back with GM Masterclass 02! Here are the issues we discuss in this one:

Kate Bullock and I are back with GM Masterclass 02! Here are the issues we discuss in this one:

Learning from bad experiences.

Handling that one player who is clearly not having a good time.

Integrating GM tips and techniques into your personal style.

What to do when a player is focused on something inconsequential.

Making character generation feel more like play.

Let us help you take your GMing to the next level! Because, you know, we’re like GMing masters.

Enjoy!

http://www.gauntlet-rpg.com/the-gauntlet-podcast/gm-masterclass-02

Okay so I have this idea, and I just wanted to see if other PbtA players had any thoughts.

Okay so I have this idea, and I just wanted to see if other PbtA players had any thoughts.

Okay so I have this idea, and I just wanted to see if other PbtA players had any thoughts. Remember that old game “killer” it was probably the first LARP I ever player, although I didn’t even know what a LARP was back then. In that game basically you stand in a circle and, if I remember correctly, you look at each other in the eye. If the killer winks at you, you die, but you can’t say anything. You just fall down. The goal is to call out the killer before you die.

Anyway… I was thinking that there has got to be a way to replicate this kind of mechanic. It may be because I’m binge watching Dexter, but I think with a mixture of the high octane emotional content of games like Monster Hearts or Malandros, there must be a way to pull this off. Of course there would be moves involved, not blinking.

I imagine that it would involve something like index cards, or random number generation or something, so that even the MC doesn’t know who the killer is.

I dunno it’s just a thought. Maybe someone else has already managed something like this.

I’m gonna work on it, but I was just wondering if anyone else might think this could be interesting.

It wouldn’t even have to be “killer” it could be any kind of “secret” like a spy game (a la Blindspot).

(and, again, if this isn’t the kind of thing that should be posted here, lemme know and I’ll remove it)

I just thought it would be nice to share this inspirational take on role-playing by a friend of mine: i love what…

I just thought it would be nice to share this inspirational take on role-playing by a friend of mine: i love what…

I just thought it would be nice to share this inspirational take on role-playing by a friend of mine: i love what she has to say about supporting other players.

http://site.pelgranepress.com/index.php/playing-to-lift-making-characters-shine/

Whenever someone tells me Fear of a Black Dragon doesn’t count as an OSR podcast, I roll my eyes so fucking hard.

Whenever someone tells me Fear of a Black Dragon doesn’t count as an OSR podcast, I roll my eyes so fucking hard.

Whenever someone tells me Fear of a Black Dragon doesn’t count as an OSR podcast, I roll my eyes so fucking hard. News flash: even though Tom McGrenery and I may not fit into the typical OSR player profile (whatever the fuck that even means) and even though our show focuses on aspects of play and culture beyond just “What do I have to roll to hit this monster?” there is a really strong chance WE PLAY MORE OSR MODULES THAN YOU DO.

After MANY hours of work, my own character keeper for IMPULSE DRIVE on Hangouts is ready!!

After MANY hours of work, my own character keeper for IMPULSE DRIVE on Hangouts is ready!!

After MANY hours of work, my own character keeper for IMPULSE DRIVE on Hangouts is ready!!

Its in view mode only so you need to do this for full fonctionality:

1) Save to your Google Drive

2) Go on your Drive and right click the file and make a Copy

3)Rename your copy (if you wish)

4)Enjoy!

:: HOW TO GUIDE (Spreadsheet Module) ::

:: HOW TO GUIDE (Spreadsheet Module) ::

Originally shared by Goblins Henchman

:: HOW TO GUIDE (Spreadsheet Module) ::

For those that have seen my idea of using an Excel spreadsheet to present module information in a super compact fashion, I’ve prepared a short How-to-Guide video here:

Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_MwzFeqLbw

:: How compact? ::

Basically, I’ve taken the collaborative dungeon The Halls Untoward (which spans some 50 pages and about 70 encounters), and essentially condensed it down to 1 page (or I should say 1 screen), and without losing any information.

The idea is that the Spreadsheet Adventure Module is to accompany the .pdf file or hardcopy and not to replace the module.

:: Downloads and hard copy ::

The Excel file (working copy) can be downloaded from this Dropbox folder:

https://tinyurl.com/yam27d3u

The PDF file can be downloaded from here:

https://tinyurl.com/ybpsyzdn

The hardcopy is cheap as chips from Lulu:

https://tinyurl.com/ycz7afaf

(Free shipping at the momement and 20% off with Lulu code BOOKSHIP18)

Please share

#onepagedungeon ;O)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_MwzFeqLbw

With this last session we had a few problems in the game

With this last session we had a few problems in the game

With this last session we had a few problems in the game,

My character was still a little bit jittery from her first taste of blood and almost started a fight with someone I suspect is an Avatar. Our EMT tried some rush self-surgery and accidentally made his problems worse, and Patricia’s tendency to talk to the narrator when under stress caused her to walk into an ambush.

Very exciting session…and next case is my turn to run.

http://thrythlind.blogspot.jp/2018/03/the-greek-princess-set-4-real-folk.html

So I don’t know why I dragged my feet in listening to Comic Strip AP, but what I’ve heard so far has been really…

So I don’t know why I dragged my feet in listening to Comic Strip AP, but what I’ve heard so far has been really…

So I don’t know why I dragged my feet in listening to Comic Strip AP, but what I’ve heard so far has been really good! I’ve had to jump into the middle of some of the stories, but that works just fine. My questions are, after having read the document posted by Jason Cordova about how it’s done, is this; If a person wanted to participate in a Comic Strip AP test, is this something that would be posted on The Gauntlet Hangouts list of games? Is this something that two members of The Gauntlet just get together and do? Do both participants have to be members of The Gauntlet? I’ve done some podcasting back in the day so I have some experience with editing and soundscaping, and at some point in the future, after I’ve gotten in some play time with members of our community, this is something I’d really like to do (on either side of the table).

Tonight is the Gauntlet’s first drawing for a PDF copy of Kira Magrann’s A Cozy Den!

Tonight is the Gauntlet’s first drawing for a PDF copy of Kira Magrann’s A Cozy Den!

Tonight is the Gauntlet’s first drawing for a PDF copy of Kira Magrann’s A Cozy Den! To be entered in the drawing, just follow the Gauntlet on Twitter @GauntletRPG by midnight EST.

For more information on the game, go here:

http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/234703/A-Cozy-Den

For more info on Kira and her work, follow these links:

https://www.patreon.com/kiramagrann

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC75Y1r18wNSrS8jNUZ75Xow

http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/234703/A-Cozy-Den