Polished Rules, a Rant – an editorial
If someone presents me with a set of rules, which form a completely smooth, perfectly integrated, closed system…
Editorials
Luxury conventions – a necromantic editorial
Marginally related to the ongoing ‘From the Grave’ theme, thread necromancy plays a certain role in this editorial because a months-old thread on the German Tanelorn forums provoked it. That […]
Resurrections – an editorial
It does get a bit tedious starting every entry with a reference to this neigh mythical German rpg blogger’s carnival, doesn’t it? Anyway. As part of it, we looked at […]
Editorial: It is meta and I am sorry
In a fling of youthful exuberance I agreed on Friday to write this week’s editorial. However, nothing interesting or substantial has come to my mind since Friday and instead of […]
Challenge Accepted – yet another very short editorial
From the German version of our last article (the first one in October and an entry to the German bloggers’ carnival entitled “From the Grave”): The Departed You could probably […]
How Conan Became King of Hyperborea… – an Editorial
Yet another board game Sunday… With Conan… Frogtoe: I’m an equal opportunity plunderer. The Pagan Boy: Then why don’t you plunder Aquilonia? The best rules’ coaching ever… The Pagan Boy: […]
A Very Short Editorial
Time isn’t something you find. Time is something you make.
Unenjoyable German Sources of Enjoyment – an editorial
I am big fan of the regular monthly “carnival” of German RPG bloggers, where different blogs coordinate with one another to contribute articles towards a common theme. It’s simply great […]
Coded Characters – an editorial
I believe it bears special notice that common character stats possess not one but two functions. On the one hand they are integral components of a character’s interaction with the […]
Bright Heresy – an editorial
I’ve come to a sudden realization regarding Dark Heresy: It offers an intensely positive outlook on Warhammer 40,000 in general and life in the Imperium of Man specifically. Paradoxically, it […]