Survival of the Able Glossary
I recently added a glossary to the Survival of the Able manuscript. This wasn't included in the first draft, but I feel it adds a lot to the overall readability of a book so I decided to include it even…
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I recently added a glossary to the Survival of the Able manuscript. This wasn't included in the first draft, but I feel it adds a lot to the overall readability of a book so I decided to include it even…
I first started thinking about Survival of the Able about four years ago. Since then, progress on the project has been slow going thanks to some major life events, but I finally set a goal to have a preview out by GenCon so I have…
Learning Disabled and Teaching Tabletop Games is a great article written by James Cole and featured on The Geeky Gimp. IN the article, James talks about his gift of being a great board game teacher and how his experience with having a learning disability has…
I had the honor of being interviewed by Troy Truchon of the Plus or Minus Fudge RPG podcast. We talked about Psi-punk, accessibility, and Fudge.
DriveThruRPG is having their annual GM's Day Sale. Our participating PDFs are on sale for 40% off, and with the temporarily reduced base price of Psi-punk that means you can now get this game for just about the cost of two nano-beverages (or $8.39 USD…
In this second development update, we talk about Traits and how they are used in Survival of the Able.
Our friends at Broken Ruler Games are running their 'Crappiest Sale Ever" in honor of Thomas Crapper Day. Starting Sunday, January 27th and continuing through February 3rd, all their products will be on sale at DriveThruRPG and other OneBookShelf sites. Read the announcement here. Why…
Dragon Plus had a fantastic article highlighting accessibility issues, but it obscures one important truth about D&D 5e.
In which I muse about the similarities between being a Game Master and being a leader.
Puppy Posse is a new storytelling RPG for children ages 4 and up. Teach your youngsters to roll dice and tell fun stories using a familiar setting.