The Game Dork's Gaming Corner

 Have I come back from hiatus? No. No, I don't think so. However, after writing the last two articles (review of Modiphius's two new...

We've come again to the time for an inclusive NPC. Here, I provide you with another NPC that you may use to ensure that your games are w...

Once more, it is time to provide you with an inclusive NPC. If you want to include a wider array of characters with whom your PCs may intera...

As I work on reposting the articles that I wrote for PinkFae, we come to entry number 11. This post was originally published on 13 March 201...

We have come to another Inclusive NPCs entry. As a reminder, the idea behind this series is to help promote inclusivity in the gaming commun...

I recently encountered an article about GURPS . In the article, the author outlines some of the problems he has with GURPS (and, in particu...

It's time again for another Inclusive NPC. As you may remember from the last entry , these NPCs are presented here for you to use as you...

The time has come to repost another PinkFae article. As a reminder, or for those who are new to this blog, the PinkFae Archives are reposti...

In PinkFae Archive #3 , I mentioned that a good way to foster diversity and tolerance within the gaming community is to add diverse NPCs to ...

I spent some time chatting with a friend recently. In the course of the conversation, I ended up describing to her how I got into gaming, an...

Note: The article begins below. I'm going to try something different. I'm contemplating the idea of making this blog a podcast as we...

I was thinking this morning about the combat systems in roleplaying games. With the exception of Fiasco  (and possibly Amber Diceless Rolepl...

Once, many years ago, I participated in a game of Dungeons and Dragons  set in an alternate history version of Middle Earth. I did this prim...

I was unable to post an entry last week. I apologise. It has been a crazy spring season. Although it's not technically summer yet, my ...

As I mentioned last week, I've been getting a fair amount of traffic from around the world. But one thing I've noticed is that, by f...

I've mentioned here before that I'm working on writing a roleplaying game. I think it's high time I talked about that. I'm...

In 1971, Gary Gygax's game Chainmail  (which he adapted from a rules system created by his friend Jeff Perren) was first published. This...

So, you have a problem. You love to play games, but you don't have many people with whom to play. Maybe all your friends are too busy, o...

We're nearing the end of the Eiru series. This post will introduce the general setting of Eiru: magic and technology. The previous four...

We conclude the series of races in Eiru with our last entry: the Fir Bolg. Again, for safety's sake, we include the disclaimer. Th...