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  • Nerdcast Ep. 63, featuring…ME!

    I was invited to come on a local YouTube channel and talk about gaming and other nerdy stuff. I had a great time chatting with Dan and Chelsea, so thank-you to Northern Nerd for having me. If you’d like to listen to me ramble, or put a voice to what you read in my posts,…

    February 13, 2017
  • Local Nerdery to Keep You Warm

    Yes, I know. Winter has come to the Prairies and your first instinct is to hibernate until it goes away. Mine too. But I’ve also learned that getting out and gaming can help speed the winter away. So here are a few local (Edmonton) gaming events happening in the next while, to help drive away…

    February 6, 2017
  • Trail Rations: Beef Stew on Trenchers

    It’s been a while since I’ve done a Trail Rations post, but as I head in to 2017 I’ve taken it upon myself to cook more meals at home, as opposed to eating out or ordering in. Since game sessions are a huge culprit in my fast-food habit, I’m rededicating myself to cooking at home…

    January 10, 2017
  • Welcome, 2017!

    While I don’t believe in blaming a discrete measurement of time for any particular ill, it can’t be denied a lot of unfortunate things happened during 2016. As irrational as it makes me, I’m excited to get 2017 underway. I don’t really make personal resolutions, but I’ve been thinking of my gaming resolutions for the…

    January 3, 2017
  • Mapping your World, Part 1: Getting Started

    Along with my renewed interest in campaign creation has come an interest in making good maps. My map-making skills are okay, at least when it comes to dungeon mapping. But I’ve always felt my terrain mapping skills were a bit…well, bad, if I’m being honest. Since I’m in the process of creating a new campaign…

    December 6, 2016
  • The Ordinary Life of the Players: Feeling Happy?

    [R.G.: The third of my RPG Blog Carnival posts; the first two are here and here. This is a little less put together than some other posts. I had a number of thoughts on the subject and as disjointed as they seem to me I wanted to get them down. After all, I can always follow…

    November 30, 2016
  • The Ordinary Life of the PCs: Making Magic Magical

    This is my second in a series of articles for the November RPG Blog Carnival; the first can be found here. Enjoy! * * * It’s no secret I’m a huge fan of the latest edition of Dungeons & Dragons. A not-so-quick trip back through the archives of my blog give that away. One of…

    November 22, 2016
  • The Watchlist: Girls’ Game Shelf

    I’m always on the lookout for nerdy things to watch, and one of my favourites are play-through shows. Once upon a time they were few and far between. Now, with how easy it is to record and upload to the Webz, there are a plethora of shows of varying quality from which to choose. This…

    November 19, 2016
  • It’s Time to Pick Up Childish Things!

    There are many reasons to get kids in to the role-playing games hobby. Table-top gaming has been shown to have positive benefits for its participants, like improved problem solving and social skills. But it’s also a healthy thing for the hobby itself to encourage. If table-top gaming is to continue to flourish we need young…

    November 15, 2016
  • The Ordinary Life of a GM: Getting Lost

    In what I’m hoping to make a regular occurrence, I’m taking part in the November RPG Blog Carnival. This month’s topic is Ordinary Life, and there is enough material there that I’ll likely have a few more posts this month around this topic. But today I’m talking about game masters. Getting Lost and Coming Back…

    November 9, 2016
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