Travelogues
There are far too many things in the world. Books, movies, Kickstarter projects, snacks... How can anyone expect to keep up with them all? A list of all of my favorite things of all time would take more bandwidth and time than I have, but I figured I could start
Travelogues
Tomorrow I head out to Dragon*Con in Atlanta. If you're going to be there, here's the places you can find me! Title: Game Design 101 Time: Fri 02:30 pm Location: Grand Ballroom West - Hilton Description: Designers from the table top and digital worlds
Eberron FAQ
A few years back I had a chance to work with Rob Heinsoo, Jonathan Tweet, and Lee Moyer on the roleplaying game that eventually became 13th Age. While I was only involved in the early concept phase, it was a great opportunity with an amazing team. After many delays, 13th
Gaming Features
The last few days I’ve found myself thinking about games. I’m not usually one to post random musings, but here’s a few. Through the big bar that is the internet, I was directed to a post by Joe The Lawyer, who says the following: I remember a
Eberron FAQ
In days to come I'll be talking about GenCon, Gloom, and Phoenix. But it's been a few months since I wrote anything about Eberron. When I started the Dragonmarks I focused on specific topics, and I wanted to get back to that. So today I'
Gaming Features
If you're going to Gen Con 2013 and wondering "But where can I see the legendary Keith Baker," I have the all the answers you need. If you'd just like a chance to hang out with me, your best bet will be at the
Travelogues
Recently I was a guest on the Going Last podcast, where we talked about Doom, Gloom, Eberron, and Phoenix, the project I'm working on RIGHT NOW. Of course, if you happen to live in Chicago, we could talk about it live, because I'm going to be
Gaming Features
The last few weeks have been tied up with The Doom That Came To Atlantic City, but I have other projects in the works. Soon I want to start talking about the new RPG I'm working on, but today I wanted to talk about the next Gloom expansion:
Gaming Features
The development of The Doom That Came To Atlantic City has been a long road for Lee Moyer and myself, and a week ago it looked like a story with a decidedly unhappy ending. For me, the worst part of it was that people who'd put their faith
Gaming Features
There's a lot of things going on that I'd like to write about. It's been nearly two months since the last Eberron Q&A; I'd like to tell you more about Unquiet Dead, the Gloom expansion that's coming out
Gaming Features
Yesterday, Erik Chevalier of the Forking Path announced that he has cancelled the Kickstarter to produce The Doom That Came To Atlantic City, a board game designed by Lee Moyer and Keith Baker, which is to say, me. When Lee and I first heard this news from Erik, it came
Six Questions
Mr. Baker, drop the question marks and step away from your laptop. In honor of your birthday this week, I'm commandeering this installment of Six Questions and turning this hexa-inquiry on you! I know a lot of interesting people. In my book, Keith Baker tops the list. Writer,