![[German] Nach der Auktion - ein Nachtrag zum Juni-Karneval und der neuen Version von Beutelschneider](https://d6ideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/Beutel-Ausblick.png)
[German] Nach der Auktion – ein Nachtrag zum Juni-Karneval und der neuen Version von Beutelschneider
A look into the future of Beutelschneider, following yesterday’s publication of its latest version. Read the German article here.
Stuff about us
Wishing well…
The German version of Secret Santicore has officially taken off with all the wishes assigned to the participating blogs. Once again we wade into the fray with not one, but […]
The Shape of Things to Come
2 years on a d6. Looking forward instead of back.
Playing Catch-Up – or: What we have been up to
Ever wonder why we use and re-use those images a d6 prominently showing one of its sides for all of the stuff we label as ‘editorials’? The number of pips […]
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 […]
52d6 Worth of Ideas – an anniversary editorial
In 52 weeks of d6ideas, we have published 131 articles in German and 140 articles in English, for a grand total of 271 articles in 2 languages in our first […]