Terry Jachimiak II

Dungeon crawls can be divisive among tabletop roleplaying game (TTRPG) enthusiasts. While some players enjoy them, others find them less appealing. Here are five possible reasons why some people might consider dungeon crawls the worst type of TTRPG adventures.

Time Off Means Time to Play Alright, let me lay it out for you — I’m a college professor. For nine months out of the year, I’m in full grind mode teaching classes, designing curricula, and helping put on theatrical productions. It’s a nonstop hustle. But when April

Hey everyone! If you know anything about me, it’s that I’m a huge fan of all things ‘90s-the era of my adolescence and early adult life, a time when we transitioned from analog to digital, rocked out from grunge to boy bands, and saw the explosive growth of

Brace yourselves, because this might just be a scorching hot take. I know I’m going to get some dissenting comments, but I feel that too many popular RPGs place an overwhelming emphasis on stats and dice rolls rather than fostering compelling interactions between characters and NPCs. While I understand

Let’s begin by saying that Paizo is being fearless by sending one of their famed Pantheon members to the grave. It’s the type of move that will get the masses talking, and talking they did. The publishing of the Godsrain Prophecies had people talking all over social media.

So Many Games, So Little Time Let me begin by extending an invitation: the entire core rulebook for this game is available as a free PDF download. Don’t worry, I’ll provide the link at the end of this post, so be sure to scroll down. Now, in the