Okay, it’s been a stupid month. I haven’t posted anything because I’ve been sick as hell with this gnarly respiratory virus. I’m finally starting to feel a bit better, but while I’ve been sick, I’ve been playing a ton of Read More …
Hi friends, just a quick note. A few days ago, I posted an interview with New Zealand TTRPG designer Kelly Whyte. The Kickstarter for Kelly’s new Lineages of the Long White Cloud, Volume 2 is now live! This Dungeons and Read More …
I first met Kelly Whyte when she messaged me on Discord asking if I wanted a copy of a press kit for her upcoming Lineages of the Long White Cloud, Volume 2 for my Weekly Wobble newsletter. After reading through Read More …
I picked up Andrew Kolb’s Neverland 5e setting with some Christmas money, and I’ll be honest, I pretty much did it based on the beautiful cover (more on that in a bit). This book brings the world of Peter Pan Read More …
Earlier this month, I posted an article about why you need to focus your TTRPG worldbuilding on playable elements. Today, I want to dig into one of the most important parts of any fictional game world — the TTRPG NPCs Read More …
I want to tell you a story about #wobblefit. The #wobblefit hashtag started as something I used on Bluesky to share my fitness journey, particularly how I’m using games to lose weight. I mentioned my weight in my 2025 goals Read More …
In my first #wobblefit video, I mentioned that my first time running a game of Dungeons and Dragons didn’t go so well. In fact, it was a total critical fumble. I botched my saving throw against abject humiliation. I rolled Read More …
How gameplay-focused TTRPG worldbuilding can create endless adventure hooks, keep player characters in the spotlight, and empower player agency. Read More …
As I write this, it’s about 7:30 p.m. on December 31st, 2024. I’ve got a blog post in the works about how TTRPG worldbuilding is different than worldbuilding for creative writing, but it’s not quite where I want it to Read More …
A first look at AbleToPlay, a new website for finding videogames with the accessibility features you need. Read More …
