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When I launched the Kickstarter campaign for Accessible Gaming Quarterly, I set a budget of $1,000 per issue. At four issues for the first year, that meant a goal of $4,000 USD. I wasn’t entirely sure how reasonable that goal was, but I was confident…
We're excited to announce that Accessible Gaming Quarterly, Issue 4 (April 2021), is now available in both digital and print. This issue rounds out Year 1 of the zine, and it is the biggest issue to date. Issue 4 includes 56 pages, plus additional battle…
The Kickstarter campaign for Accessible Gaming Quarterly, Year 2 was a huge success. 166 backers pledged over $5100 to make sure you're going to get another four issues of the zine. Not only that, you helped raise enough money to convert all issues of the…
When I launched the Kickstarter campaign for Accessible Gaming Quarterly during last year's Zine Quest promotion, I had no idea what kind of impact it was going to have. Would it be well-received? Would people be interested in the promised content? Do people really care…
About a year ago, we launched Accessible Gaming Quarterly on Kickstarter as part of their annual Zine Quest promotion. The zine has been a success, and we've received a lot of great feedback about it. Now it's time for Zine Quest 3, and that means…
It's now 2021, and while other bloggers are kicking off the year with Top 10 lists and retrospectives, I've decided to just dive into delivering new content.
Do any or all of these describe you? You want to teach your kids how to play RPGs, but you don't want to encourage constant fighting. You struggle to come up with unique adventure ideas suitable for kids. You want to teach your kids how…
If you have checked out Survival of the Able or Accessible Gaming Quarterly, you may have noticed an icon indicating these PDFs are Vision Layers-enabled. You may have even experimented with Vision Layers a bit and played around with the different readability options these products…
It's October. The weather is getting colder, the daylight hours are getting shorter, and we're all stuck indoors for various non-seasonal reasons. What better time to curl up with a book that will give you several new perspectives on Game Mastering? Accessible Gaming Quarterly Issue…
Anyone who has been following Accessible Games for a while knows how much we love the Fudge RPG. It is by far one of the most accessible games to grace the tabletop industry, with no special adaptations required. Many of our own games are built…
