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So I’ve got over 50 questions on my slush pile, and I don’t have time to answer them all. As a result, the next few Q&As will be tied around particular themes, such as The Five Nations and Magic. This helps me narrow down the pile
Eberron FAQ
I've been traveling for the last few weeks and haven't had a lot of time. There's a lot of good questions in the Q&A slush pile, and I still have other features I want to work on. But last time I said
Eberron FAQ
Spring has been a busy time, and I haven't had much time for the site. I'm working on a lot of exciting things, and I look forward to being able to discuss them in more detail in the future. I also have a backlog of Stories
Eberron FAQ
The last few months have been very busy. I’ve got many things I’d love to write about, including a bag full of Stories & Dice entries; however, I’m working on multiple deadlines and it’s going to be another week or two before I can get to
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For some reason, January 2014 was the Month Of Kickstarters. Ever day seemed to bring a new project I had to back. There's too many projects for me to discuss in a single post, but if I don't write something soon time will run out, so
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In December 2013, my wife gave me a gumball machine filled with dice. There's a little space at the top, and rather than fill it myself I decided to turn to you. I want you to send me a die and a story. It could be a story
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Ten years ago I made a game called Gloom. In 2012 Gloom was featured on an episode of Geek & Sundry's awesome series TableTop, with Wil Wheaton, Meghan Camarena, Amber Benson, and Michelle Boyd. In 2013, Atlas and I teamed up with Geek & Sundry to produce a
Eberron FAQ
When I put out a call for questions last week, I didn't expect to get fifty of them. This has inspired me to get to work organizing previous posts, both because some of the questions people asked have already been answered and because it would be nice to
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In 2009 I wandered around the world playing games in exchange for a place to stay. One of my goals was to meet gamers from as many different places and walks of life as possible... to break the stereotypes of the gamer and find out what drew different people to
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From high school on, I knew I wanted to write roleplaying games. What I didn't know was how to get that job. In 1997 I responded to an open call online... Atlas Games was looking for submissions for Forgotten Lives, a collection of adventures for Jonathan Tweet'
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A few years back I told Jenn "You know what would be awesome? A gumball machine filled with dice." I forgot about it... she didn't. So meet the newest addition to our house. It's just as awesome as I expected, but it's
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The Doom That Came To Atlantic City is one step closer to reality. These resin models were used to create the molds for the playing pieces. Cryptozoic has proof copies of the miniatures and is showing them at Board Game Geek Con, going on in Dallas right now! This is