Coaching For Geeks Guest Post: Who Am I? My Hero’s Journey With RPG Tabletop Gaming
The lovely folks at Coaching For Geeks have had me back for more! In my second guest post, I write about my own history with the hobby of tabletop roleplaying …
Cool Things: 2017 and 2018
A quick summary of 2017 and some things I’m hoping to do in 2018!
GMpreneur Burnout: Too Much, Too Early?
It’s good to go in on your passions. Regardless of anything else, there’s a special feeling of confidence and competence that comes out of your own unique mix of skills …
(Closed) From Twitter Game to One-Shot Session: The Open Legend Challenge Begins
A social media activity leads me to planning a one-shot roleplaying game session in two months. The first question: Am I nuts?
Moving from Pre-Gen to Making It Up
Whenever I’ve attempted to be the game master for a group of players in a tabletop roleplaying game, I’ve almost always decided to try to create my own adventures for them. I …
A Memory: A Game Master’s Blue Funk
It’s a few years ago; more than three but less than six, I think. I’ve had Primetime Adventures for a bit and am in love with the idea of its …
Five Examples of Game Masterpreneurship
I review five folks being paid to be RPG game masters to get direction for going all-in on being a GM myself.
The Battle With Anxiety
I attempt to put the horrid sensations of an anxiety attack into words, in the hope of learning how to repulse one.
Before and During Star Wars: Force and Destiny – Session 1
After my first tabletop RPG (Star Wars: Force and Destiny) session as game master in a few years, I look back at my preparation and the session itself.
Daily Glad: Keeping Busy
It’s tough to feel it during, sometimes, but I am glad of all the things to do. They’re good ways to build my resistance to my hard work allergy, and they …