Running Horror TTRPGs, Part 1
As we prepare to launch our next Kickstarter (a dungeon on a bookmark for Mork Borg), I’ve been thinking about horror games. They can be tricky! A large part of that is the clever players and their agency. If you’re writing a book or making a movie, you can have that protagonist making all kinds […]
The Snowflake Dungeon Part 13
If you’ve missed the previous posts about a snowflake dungeon, you can find them here. Step 6 in the Snowflake Novel writing method involves expanding the plot even further. Honestly, that is not very useful to us as adventure writers. At this point, it seems we have created most of the ingredients we need and […]
Snowflake Digression – Keying the Dungeon
If you’ve missed the previous posts about a snowflake dungeon, you can find them here. It’s silly, but I’ve been avoiding it for a while. Look, learning new things is difficult. Yes, as someone who has been publishing adventures for a bit, I should have given this more thought before now. Hey, better late than […]
The Snowflake Dungeon Part 12
If you’ve missed the previous posts about a snowflake dungeon, you can find them here. Unless I forgot something (I almost certainly have), this is going to bring us to the end of step five of the snowflake dungeon – the Stat-ening! Okay, the name needs a little work. Basically, this is where I’ve been […]
Feast Generator
Anyone else feel like they just spent the last month feasting? Like your blood is made up of about 85% cookies? I’ve been getting back into the grind lately – writing, splitting wood, training… and damn, has it not been easy. But hey, that’s what December is for. It’s dark, it’s cold, and it’s the […]
