Not really. But maybe, with your help, we actually can. Let's give this a shot. Every now and then I've seen a blog post attempting to cover...

The peaceful life of your underground home town was never going to last, but you and your closest friends have done your best to keep it that way. As young heroes, you have protected your community fr...

A 5e supplement based on Aotearoa New Zealand's wildlife

Alt: A man in a slightly blue shirt and tie is pointing at a board with papers, pictures, pins, and red yarn on it. This is commonly referred to as a "Conspiracy board" and often points to a singular conclusion supported by the evidence on the board, often with many logical holes and leaps required to fully comprehend and with several logical prescriptions or descriptions the viewer must agree with to agree with the conclusion presented.

CC image – click to see source (in theory the above is the opposite of my idea :O|) In a similar vein to my “Random Encounter Tables – When the Boss Monster comes out swinging” blog post, I l…

The peaceful life of your underground home town was never going to last, but you and your closest friends have done your best to keep it that way. As young heroes, you have protected your community fr...

How do I express this to you, the faggot game designer who is most likely to read a blog about TTRPGs with such an aggressive name? You have to do it now, and loudly, and into the future. You have to ...

This was originally posted elsewhere but is being reposted here to pretend that content exists.  You're welcome. This is an essay ab out ten...

Posts on titanrpg tagged as how i learned ttrpg design

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I’ve been stewing on skill systems in tabletop roleplaying games and how the gameplay experience is enhanced or diminished based on various implementations of skill systems. In particular, the use of ...

I’ve been thinking a lot about the shapes of stories, especially as IF and video game narrative designers have been mapping them for years. What does...