Something I've been meaning to do for a while now is create some guidelines for converting adventures to the Tiny d10 system. Well, I finally got around to that! Below I present a very preliminary guide to converting d20 System-based adventures (and sort-of other systems too). You can find the PDF here. Introduction Contained herein are loose … Continue reading Thoughts (#14)
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I've been doing quite a bit of research since my gaming group suggested we try some pulpy, two-fisted adventures in the style of Indiana Jones. This research consisted mostly of binge-watching the Indiana Jones series, getting my hands on a copy of the 1984 TSR Indiana Jones tabletop role-playing game, and reading design theory essays … Continue reading Rule-sets (#1)
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I feel like every few days I'm seeing a new RPG blog post that's some variation of "How to Play D&D on a Budget". I think this is the wrong approach, so here goes. Frankly, the sentiment seems silly at this point in D&D's development: almost like "How to Build Your Own Large Hadron Collider … Continue reading Thoughts (#13)
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One word: table-mania. More words: I am so tired of writing adventures. What if it were possible to just roll up an adventure for Tiny d10? What about a campaign? What if everything could be easily done "on the fly", and sessions could be, in many ways, as much a surprise to the GM as … Continue reading Thoughts (#12)
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Well, the tenth and final page of the core rules has just been added, and the updated edition published here. This completes Section III: For Game Masters, bringing it to a total of two pages, and adding rules specifically for dungeon crawling, as well as introducing six new skills: charm, disarm trap, language, magic use, pick … Continue reading Thoughts (#11)
