Role players love their dice, but not all die are created equal. While percentile dice require you to roll two different dice, it's still less unwieldy than using a D100 like the one pictured above. I'm sure you can imag...

Killing stuff is a big part of any roleplaying gam...  ...stuff is a big part of any roleplaying game, and RPG systems generally use enemy kills as the main sou...  ...of experience points, so it's hard to imagine an RPG system that doesn't involve killing stuff.It's ev...  ...sorting to violence, but somehow th...

Even though a few impossible to satisfy detractors...  ...ad it closely while creating the finest Star Wars RPG to date.(Image Link)This extensive style guide wa...

Many artists live a unique lifestyle that their 9 to 5 friends don't comprehend, and as a result creatives can sometimes feel like lone Dovahkiin, out of sync with the "normal" world and constantly seeking new artistic a...

Video games have come a long way from the days of 8-bit graphics, and it's safe to say that the video game industry has become a well established part of the pop culture world. Wanna add some much needed game to your ge...

The creative folks behind the Dungeons & Dragons roleplaying game system have a knack for blending their own original content with that of their mythological influences. They’re able to take creatures from myth...

(Image Via Nerd Approved)Dog shaming never made mu...  ...ht folks- Polyhedral Dice Shaming is sweeping the RPG nation, and now we can let those low rolling dice...

Now that Pendleton Ward has brought his animated f...  ...often play out like a kid oriented version of an RPG like Dungeons & Dragons.Therefore it should c...  ...hat Pendleton Ward often plays, and runs, his own RPG sessions, and his initial idea for Adventure Time...  ...."What is surprising, however, is...

Winter time may seem like a boring, freezing cold and extremely inconvenient exercise in how to stay indoors for months without going stir crazy, but if you think of it as your own personal roleplaying game set in a wint...

There's something so warm and inviting about the maps that came with many classic fantasy themed video games. Maybe it's the prospect of exploring all those brightly colored lands, or the whimsical little details and...