![[German] Die Kurzschrift des Gefühls - Musik und Rollenspiel noch einmal anders](https://d6ideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Settingmixtape.png)
Today, I suddenly realised that I use music a lot in researching and preparing settings, especially historical and pseudo-historical ones. Some more thoughts (or perhaps just words) on this in […]
![[German] Ein Gespenst geht um im deutschen Rollenspiel - das Gespenst des Realismus](https://d6ideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/gespenst-362x500.png)
German rant about ranting about a rant about realism in games and – stuff.
Originally, I had planned to use this November to finally realise one of those projects which I kept on the backburner for several years – a The Red Star take […]
Some German musings on the Rapid Fire special of The Red Star and how it portrays multiple rebellions going on at the same time.
The revolution has begun! At least as far as the topic for the German RPG-bloggers’ carnival is concerned, whose introductionary brainstorming can be found here.
![[German] Beutelschneiderwahrscheinlichkeiten bei Jaegers.Net](https://d6ideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/Beutel-Statistik.png)
Shout out to fellow German blogger Jaegers.net for going to the lengths of dissecting the probabilities of our marbles RPG Beutelschneider. The (barely longer) full text is available in German.
![[German] Murmelwelten: Beginn einer Suche](https://d6ideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/murmelwelten.png)
Introduction to a planned series on possible settings to use as an example in an upcoming world building article for our German marbles RPG “Beutelschneider”. In German, as usual for […]
We did German RPG puns. Ten of ’em. We had to.
![[German] Zornhau macht es spannend](https://d6ideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/Suspense.png)
We fumble around with a concept for modeling suspense in this German answer to another blogger’s musing on tension and suspense in RPGs. In brief: In games using minimum and […]
So, yesterday was the first ever Daruma Open Day – although SLA Open Day (as indeed we have been calling it before here on the blog) would be a more […]