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By nedjer, on February 3rd, 2012 The arrival of Lego’s Heroica series and, more recently, their Lord of the Rings figures has improved the start-up options for basic roleplaying games. An RPG playing parent or teacher now has instant access to a straightforward RPG that maps out how to bridge the skills gap between kids and adults.
By nedjer, on January 29th, 2012 We’ve received a few questions asking for more details about how a language-based, modular 5e might make significant differences to the way the game plays. It’s a topic that could fill a long, rambling post without getting to the heart of the matter, so we’ve tried to come-up with a few analogies which, [...]
By nedjer, on January 27th, 2012 Further news about AD&D 5e that’s been put out over the last couple of days has triggered another rash of posts and comments. Unsurprisingly, most commentators are discussing the news in terms of how the designers’ decisions will effect their weekly game around the kitchen table. Topics like character builds, (including the excellent [...]
By nedjer, on January 21st, 2012 Forums, blogs and Facebook feeds continue to overflow with Ultimate AD&D 5e wishlists. Much of this discussion seems largely oblivious to the overall shape of the system already designed by WotC and put out for a playtesting consultation – rather than a core design consultation. The system is said to be modular, based [...]
By nedjer, on January 20th, 2012 We know about the name, but we’ll just have to get over it.
Gamification aka social gaming meets enterprise and learning is now on Microsoft’s agenda and already inside Visual Basic.
Similar approaches are turning-up pretty much everywhere, as shown by playgrounds full of packets of Guzzle Puzzle.
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