![[German] Aufstände, Rebellionen, Unabhängigkeitskriege - Novemberkarneval der revolutionären Rollenspielblogs 2016](https://d6ideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/Karneval_Rebellion.png)
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] Karneval der Archive - Thema: Quellcode, Binärcode und Fuzzylogic](https://d6ideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/bunker-archive.jpg)
Aside from rising to the challenge of writing about one fictious piece of software for SLA Industries per day, we also once more descend into our archives to look for […]
[I don’t want to think about the 0x11111 potential programs d6ideas might come up with for SLA Industries.] –Tarcs upon announcing his “source code, machine code and fuzzy logic” RPG […]
Time to dig through the archives again. Focusing on this month’s “suspense” topic by fellow German blogger Zornhau. The results are presented in German, as always.
![[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 […]
We search around for older articles on the “gold & treasure” topic hosted by a fellow German blogger this August. Here are the German results.
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 […]