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You know you're a gamer if...One of those "You know you're a gamer" moments happened at Stabcon a couple of weeks ago. Out of the window we saw a squirrel make a death-defying leap from the top of a building to a nearby tree (and got a round of applause). We then got into a discussion over what card he'd just played (we were playing Castle Falkenstein at the time), and what his skill level was. Sad, I know... Posted by TimHall at July 09, 2003 11:00 PM | TrackBackComments
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Today in Fudge Factor
Spontaneous Joint Gamemastering. Sounds interesting, but it seesm to me that it would take a lot of trust within the group to make it work.
How to write a best selling fantasy novel.
It's easy! Just don't say 'and the venerable wizard raised the orb and muttered the Arnic words "Hastalavista".' (via)
Not just for boring computer systems.
Written by John Kirk, Design Patterns of Successful Roleplaying Games is a free .pdf download. Railway modelling has had stuff like this from the likes of Iain Rice and Cyril Freezer for years.
Klingon Fairy Tales
Thanks to **Dave for the link to Klingon Fairy Tales. An example: "The Hare Foolishly Lowers His Guard and Is Devastated by the Tortoise, Whose Prowess in Battle Attracts Many Desirable Mates"
Doggone!
Carl Cravens is disillusioned with the current flavour of the month RPG.
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