A Four-Hour Firefight: Deathwatch, Session 1
Session 1 of the Deathwatch game turned into four hours of explosions and swagger. Read on to find out how!
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 …
Guest Blog Post: FLGS February – The Wicked Goblin
I evangelise about my Friendly Local Gaming Store, The Wicked Goblin, on the web log of tabletop gaming magazine, The Golden D6!
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: Codex: Tau
I’m glad that me old mate Gav back in Sydney sent me a copy of Codex: Tau for Warhammer 40,000 a few years back, when I was last preparing to …
GEV
I give voice to the crew of a combat hovercraft as they engage an enemy cybernetic tank in the military science fiction short story, “GEV” by J. D. Bell.
Hundy Hugh
We were in the middle of my first game of Avalon at the Goblin on Thursday evening when Thomas and Mitchell started saying it. Thomas was looking at Shantelle while she was …
Getting Out vs. Giving In, pt. 2: Getting Out
In Getting Out vs. Giving In, pt. 1, I introduced an idea I’ve been nutting out about the things we invest ourselves in that aren’t really for us, and that …
The Last Three Games Running
I’m not sure that “thanks” is the right word, but it’ll do for now, so thanks to Chris Lohmann and Shantelle Furzeman for introducing me to the twisted little card …
Five Hints to Help You Keep Going in the Face of Perfection
Have you ever started a project based on a clear-cut, well-defned goal, only to have that goal begin to mock you as you toiled away, despairing of ever reaching it? …