Category: Games Culture

For years, this little psychodrama would play out, three to four times a year. I would be sat in the passenger seat of a car, being driven north, up Penistone Rd in Sheffield. With...

(Age appropriate reference there – it’s Grange Hill. If you don’t know, ask your grandparents. If any of them suddenly bust out either ‘Rooooland’ or ‘You boy!’ they’re not mad, just older) Let me...

Earlier this week, Simon Burley turned his Bluesky TTRPG thought of the day towards world building. He ruffled a few feathers by suggesting that minimalist world-building was better for games than immersive, encyclopaedic world-building....

(Just realised I’m posting this on Free RPG Day, which could be a whole entry of its own, but remember to support your local games shops!) Overall, I think I maintain a pretty positive...

Well, after the excitement of my previous post on safety tools, I thought I would have a stab at another uncontroversial subject: subjective morality The recent discourse around changes to the noted alignment of...

Well, finally I have decided to say my piece about safety in RPGs, because hey, why not? But first I want to establish a bigger problem with parts of our community and then view...