by Sara Hubrich | May 11, 2018 | Uncategorized
In my games, alignment isn’t so important as a character’s history. Why? It is mainly due to my own beliefs and philosophies on the nature of humans, that they are a mix of what can be seen as “good” and “evil”. Certainly, evil...
by Sara Hubrich | Apr 20, 2018 | Uncategorized
The following is an excerpt from Masters and Minions detailing the tactics of a Jackalwere. Jackalwere Minions of Lamias, a Master Frequency: 2-5 Setting: Woodlands, edges of forests, road sides Senses: passive Perception 12 Size: Medium Speed: Quick at 40 ft....
by Sara Hubrich | Apr 13, 2018 | GM Tips, Lore and Story, Uncategorized
Without conflict, there is no story. And it is the antagonist in every great story that provides and drives conflict. As game masters, sometimes we struggle with making stories interesting for our players. After all it is one of our functions to be a storyteller....
by David Adams | Apr 6, 2018 | GM Tips, Uncategorized
As a Game Master, how you choose to narrate attacks and damage in combat is a key factor in establishing your game’s tone. There are no wrong choices, but knowing how your descriptions impact the perception of your players lets you consistently apply the same method...
