Reading, Writing and Slaying Dragons.
Roleplaying games are fun and educational games that bring people of all ages together. Typically one person provides the setting and the story, while the others play the role of a character in that setting.
Roleplaying games posts may reference to game terms and systems from games, including Dungeons and Dragons, Fantasy Age, Warhammer Fantasy Role-Play, and the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game.
Some key features were missing in the Pathfinder Core Rulebook, in my opinion.
I got the Gamemastery Guide shortly after release in March 2020, and here is my first impression after a one-hour flip-through of the book: Continue reading “Pathfinder Gamemastery Guide 2e First Impression”
The Shrine of the Red Hound is a remnant of a lost realm where elves and demons bound to rule the world in darkness. Continue reading “Shrine of the Red Wolf”
The Lost Warlock Crypt, located in an old forest, is mostly forgotten except for a witches’ coven in the area. The witches have met in secret by the crypt of solstices for decades, fearing local superstitions and inquisitive templars. Continue reading “The Lost Warlock Crypt”
The venerable Vampire: the Masquerade roleplaying game has slowly crawled back into the limelight after more than a decade in obscurity. There is a new edition, the successful L.A. by Night stream, and new computer games on the horizon. This raises the question, is this something you should check out? Continue reading “Returning to Vampire: the Masquerade”
The Forgotten Vault is a dungeon for fantasy roleplaying games set in the sewers below a city. The dungeon is setting and system neutral for easy adaptation and improvisation. This post is not a full adventure, but rather an adventure framework with three maps. You can change, swap, and expanded any part as you desire. Continue reading “The Forgotten Vault Below the Sewer”
