Things You Can Do When the Party Hates Your NPC
Yesterday, I talked about situations in which the party hates an NPC you need them not to hate, and how not to make it worse. Today, I’m going to look at the positive side—ways to actively try to get the NPC [...]Read on >>
Multiclassed to oblivion
May 20, 2013 from canageek
Filed under: 3e, advice, Advice/Tools, dungeons & dragons, roleplaying, RPG, RPG Hub
Another post in my series on how to build characters that will actually help the party. This advice comes from a very common character type that I could not stand at all. The overly-heavily multiclassed character. Multic[...] Filed under: 3e, advice, Advice/Tools, dungeons & dragons, roleplaying, RPG, RPG Hub
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Supplement Review: The Stealer of Children by Peter Spahn from Small Niche Games
May 20, 2013 from Game Knight Reviews
Filed under: Campaign, design, Game Design, GM, Inspiration, Labyrinth Lord, Reviews, roleplaying, RPG, RPG Hub
Of late, I’ve had the opportunity to review several quality books from small publishers and seen how well a product can be produced even on a budget. That said, occasionally I come across a product with a great con[...] Filed under: Campaign, design, Game Design, GM, Inspiration, Labyrinth Lord, Reviews, roleplaying, RPG, RPG Hub
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Things Not to Do When the Party Hates Your NPC
They tell you in the real world that first impressions are everything. It’s even more the case with RPG characters, particularly the ones you want to keep around—and sometimes it’s just going to go wron[...]Read on >>
The Morrow Project Pre-Release: Character Generation
For me, the character creation rules are often the window I use for getting a good understanding of how an RPG is intended to be interpreted and implemented. This section tends to be my first, best source of first impres[...]Read on >>
