#77 - Buying Creativity

The conclusion to my D&D and RPG gaming kick... a few books and modules to help an overworked DM get his/her players more involved in the game...

Unplugged #77: Buying Creativity

For a modest fee, a role-playing DM can get a creative prod or a fleshed-out new challenge saving time and effort.

#76 - Accessorize your D&D

Unplugged #76: Accessorize your D&D

While Gucci and Loren steer clear of role playing games, you can still spruce up your game.



A short little review of several accessories to make roleplaying better, faster, stronger... well at least faster and better.

Unplugged #66: Role Playing Accessories

Unplugged #66: Role Playing Accessories

Some inexpensive accessories to spice up your role playing game, for when you have more money than time

(Mostly some maps and other props that can add a little spice to an RPG...)

#65 - A diatribe on D&D and new developments

Unplugged #64: D&D Update
The Dungeons and Dragons role playing game, now 33% more user-friendly!

(Wherein I look at the D&D Basic Game, D&D Player's Kit, some new developments in modules, the Fantastic Location line of supplements, and the Complete ----- line of books.)

Boardgame Review of D&D on Gone Gaming

I thought some of you might get a kick out of this. In my entry (today's) to the group blog, Gone Gaming, I give a review of Dungeons and Dragons as if it were a traditional Euro or American style boardgame...

The attempt was to do something humorous, while still pointing out reasons there is plenty of cross-over between boardgame and RPG players. (If you're unfamiliar with the site, it is a group blog primarily focused on boardgames, with different folks contributing, mostly on a biweekly format. I write biweekly on Wednesdays. It is one of the more well read boardgame-focused blogs around...)

Here's the URL of the article if you're interested: http://boredgamegeeks.blogspot.com/2007/04/eurogame-review.html