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Why To Keep Your Day Job | Ryan Macklin

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Books & Games. Life as a Creative Professional. Laquo; On Dice Food Lodging Episode 29. Why We Buy Things. Why To Keep Your Day Job. June 27, 2011. Life as a Creative. This is for my friend, Matt T. And for y’all, but especially him.). I’ve noticed a trend in my life: I end up seeing some out-of-town friends more often than in-town friends. Why? Of course, once you. To see a friend, the plans stop being vague and cancellable.). 8220;Oh, I should go shopping for groceries. I can write later.&#8221...If yo...

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Sean « The Red Box Blog

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The Red Box Blog. My Life in Polyhedrons – HARPGC Year 2. For me the second year of HARPGC. Was dominated by the events surrounding the Tournement in Fire. And bookended by two small tournements we ran. During the year, the main event for me during the lunch hours was running the campaign that the Tournment in Fire team used as practice – the Shadowlord campaign. What I can say is this. This is the first D&D campaign I ever ran that all of the material was my own (though I had done that in other games be...

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La Mazmorra de Zagyg: marzo 2011

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Entre Scylla y Charybdis. La Marca del Este. A Coruña, A Coruña, Spain. Llevo jugando a rol desde mi más tierna infancia, y aún hoy se que seguiré así hasta la vejez. Ver todo mi perfil. Miércoles, 16 de marzo de 2011. Siento haber tardado tanto en actualizar, pero entre vacaciones de carnavales, mi vida diaria y demases, poco tiempo he podido dedicarle a esta magnífica herramienta que es el blog. Hasta el momento, hay partidas preparadas de los siguientes juegos:. Taura: Lands of Alchemy. También contar...

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2011 January 07 « The Red Box Blog

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The Red Box Blog. 9 Rules For New Characters. The longer you play, the harder this is, but being different doesn’t necessarily mean completely reinventing the archetype; some times you can make a character who is very different just by putting a focus on an aspect you haven’t tried before. Other times the campaign itself will make the character different, and so much of the onus is removed from you. 5 Be Campaign Centric. 6 Be Self Centered. I can’t allow that! A campaign is a story that is not yet writt...

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9 Rules For New Characters « The Red Box Blog

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The Red Box Blog. 9 Rules For New Characters. The longer you play, the harder this is, but being different doesn’t necessarily mean completely reinventing the archetype; some times you can make a character who is very different just by putting a focus on an aspect you haven’t tried before. Other times the campaign itself will make the character different, and so much of the onus is removed from you. 5 Be Campaign Centric. 6 Be Self Centered. I can’t allow that! A campaign is a story that is not yet writt...

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My Life in Polyhedrons – HARPGC Year 2 « The Red Box Blog

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The Red Box Blog. My Life in Polyhedrons – HARPGC Year 2. For me the second year of HARPGC. Was dominated by the events surrounding the Tournement in Fire. And bookended by two small tournements we ran. During the year, the main event for me during the lunch hours was running the campaign that the Tournment in Fire team used as practice – the Shadowlord campaign. What I can say is this. This is the first D&D campaign I ever ran that all of the material was my own (though I had done that in other games be...

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2011 January 08 « The Red Box Blog

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The Red Box Blog. My Life in Polyhedrons – HARPGC Year 2. For me the second year of HARPGC. Was dominated by the events surrounding the Tournement in Fire. And bookended by two small tournements we ran. During the year, the main event for me during the lunch hours was running the campaign that the Tournment in Fire team used as practice – the Shadowlord campaign. What I can say is this. This is the first D&D campaign I ever ran that all of the material was my own (though I had done that in other games be...

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The Price of Plate Mail « The Red Box Blog

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The Red Box Blog. The Price of Plate Mail. As you can imagine, I was against the lowering of the (monetary) cost of plate mail in 4E. But when I decided to abandon 4E for Basic, I felt like I needed to justify the low cost of plate mail; not so much from a meta-game perspective, but from an in-game one. Does this cost 60gp or 400gp? Why Plate Mail Might Be Cheap. Have an opinion about this article? I love comments. Please feel welcome to leave your thoughts. January 6, 2011. 7 Comments ». As for the gove...

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2011 January 04 « The Red Box Blog

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The Red Box Blog. Rules Quirks – Called Shots. One thing that 2E explored in greater depth than any other edition was the notion of called shots – choosing where on the target’s body you would like an attack to hit; other editions have either only mentioned the concept in passing or ignored it all together. Called shots either take over your game, or are completely useless. In order to make a called shot on an opponent’s leg you need to first know the AC of defender’s leg. Finally you would need to know ...