World-building Tool Review - Lineage
Today, I take a look at the TTRPG/tool Lineage, where you follow the history of a royal family from their first Monarch to their decline.
Welcome to Hessan's County
Explore World-building, Media, and Tabletop Roleplaying games with us one page at a time.
I have been a fan of TTRPGs and science fiction/fantasy media since childhood. After discussing my views and reviewing media with a small circle of friends, I decided to start this blog.
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The Land and the People - My First TTRPG
In this post, I introduce you to the basics of my new game, The Land and the People from the Carta Jam!
More Carta Jam!
I look at two more entries into the Carta Jam and give an overview of the other submissions so far.
Carta Jam!
I take a look a look at two entries to the Carta Jam organized by Peach Garden Games.
Paris Gondo - The Life-Saving Magic of Inventorying
Disclaimer: Before I start this review, I would just like to say that I received this RPG for free from the creator. This was not done...
TTRPG Tool Review- A State of Being: Worldview and Backgrounds
I look at "State of Being: Worldview and Backgrounds," a recent 'zine on backstory development and encouraging roleplaying.
Alternative World-building - How We Shop in TTRPGs
I think it is important for GMs, game developers, and writers to look for alternatives to the trends and traditions that exist in their...
World-building Tool Review - Ex Novo
Today, I am going to do a review of a world-building tool / game called Ex Novo, made by by Martin Nerurkar and Konstantinos Dimopoulos...
Rock-Paper-Scissors? - Alternatives to RNGs for TTRPGs
A game called 1 A.D. attracted my attention to using Rock-Paper-Scissors to decide action results. Is this a good idea?