Choosing a Game Book Printer
In part 3 of this series I take a look at various options for Print on Demand and discuss whether or not it's worth setting up.
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One Page Dungeon by Jacob Wood
My entrance in the One Page Dungeon Contest: Prehistoric Kickboxing Killer Turkeys.
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Camp - The Game That Grows With You: Review
Camp - The Game That Grows With You is a simple roll-and-move trivia game suitable for children, but lacks much replay value for adults.
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Where to Find Artists (and What to Expect)
In this article, I discuss how to find an RPG artist, how to make an RPG art budget, and tips on working with RPG artists.
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How to Choose Layout Software
In April 2012, Neil Carr, a member of the RPGGeek community, started a series of Amateur Kickstarter discussion threads. These discussions were partly his way of bouncing ideas off of the community and partly his way of getting advice about…
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Ra by Rio Grande Games: First Impressions
Ra is a simple auction game with a complex set of scoring rules that is easy to learn and difficult to master.
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Pirate's Cove by Days of Wonder: First Impressions
Though I only got to play it once, Pirate's Cove is now near the top of my wish list. Test your strategy and luck in this pirate game.
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Gamestorm 15: Day Three
Day 3 of Gamestorm was a little less eventful than Saturday, day 2, but I still had a lot of fun.
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Castle Panic First Impressions
Castle Panic is a co-operative tower defense board game for 1 to 6 players. It's fun, fast-paced, exciting, and strategic.
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Gamestorm 15 Day Two: The Long Haul
Day 2 of Gamestorm: Pathfinder Society, Psi-punk, Castle Panic, Pirate's Cove, and Ra. It was a long, but fulfilling day.