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 Reply: General Role-Playing:: Re: QOTD AUG 3: Did you go to GenCon this year? How was it?
Posted: Mon, 03 Aug 20:29:06

by cthompsonguy

pdzoch wrote:

Almost anything I would want I can wait until it hits the market.


Where Gen Con really shines isn't the vendor hall. It's the events, the memories, the panels with your favorite creators, and getting to meet your nerd icons (like this year, Tank Tolman, Jaques ze Whipper, Quincy, and Rhys Darby). And let's be honest, the spectacle of the whole thing.
 Reply: General Role-Playing:: Re: QOTD AUG 2: False leads in rpg scenarios: do you think they're good? Realistic? Amusing? Or uncalled for, since it's already quite easy for the players to "misread" things?
Posted: Mon, 03 Aug 20:26:47

by robbbbbb

It's so hard to get players to find true leads. I find that dumping false leads on them is completely counter-productive. You have to run one every once in a while, just to keep things interesting, but 90%+ of the time, don't do it.
 New Image for William Sariego
Posted: Mon, 03 Aug 20:12:39

by Comrade_Sarayev

RPG Designer: William Sariego <div>Costume Ball, EKU, 1987</div>
 New Image for William Sariego
Posted: Mon, 03 Aug 20:12:18

by Comrade_Sarayev

RPG Designer: William Sariego <div>Official Department photo, 2021</div>
 New comment on GeekList Gamebook rankings by Damdael
Posted: Mon, 03 Aug 20:00:54

by DaveFalse

There’s a new KS by the author of two of those, just launched. Cheap too!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/partp/caverns-of-the-ne...
 Reply: General Role-Playing:: Re: QOTD AUG 1: How often do you consider the deterioration of the characters' clothing while adventuring? Never, only on a fumble, once in a while, as part of everyday spending, or when there's a risk?
Posted: Mon, 03 Aug 20:00:43

by robbbbbb

Wear of clothing can be one of those little indicators that provides flavor during a game. "Oh, your clothes are ripped and torn and you look like hell because you've been living in a post-apocalyptic wasteland for three years." It's a good bit of flavor to remind the players what condition their characters are in.
 Reply: The Tavern:: Re: What have you been listening to lately?
Posted: Mon, 03 Aug 19:46:12

by frumpish

Youtube Video

Today I learned Robert Pollard wants to get glad girls high.

I thought it was black girls he wanted to get high.
 Reply: RPGGeek News:: Re: Geek Citizenship Recognition
Posted: Mon, 03 Aug 19:05:01

by The Player of Games

RECIVS wrote:

I just found out about this and noticed I already have a Level I star! Is it possible to know since when?

Thank you to whoever sent it. I appreciate it!

Congrats on your star! ⭐️
 New comment on GeekList Friday on Friday, July 2026
Posted: Mon, 03 Aug 19:04:45

by energythief

Newsh wrote:

The August Challenge is now live.

Good fortune [to accompany your great skill] to you all.


Added this month's challenge to the 2026 Solo Challenges thread!
 Reply: General Role-Playing:: Re: QOTD AUG 2: False leads in rpg scenarios: do you think they're good? Realistic? Amusing? Or uncalled for, since it's already quite easy for the players to "misread" things?
Posted: Mon, 03 Aug 18:58:31

by Pentaclebreaker

Hi there,

once I had a player who was . . . hm . . nearly always reading hints false,

So a good track was wiped away by him as a red hering, while he was chasing rainbows all the time.

Partly it was great fun, on the other hand, all other players had some hard time in bringing him back on trail.

It can be fun, but it can be a nightmare as well.

Ciao

Martin
 Reply: General Role-Playing:: Re: QOTD AUG 3: Did you go to GenCon this year? How was it?
Posted: Mon, 03 Aug 18:42:33

by pdzoch

I had dreams of going when I was younger, but never could afford it. Now I am too old to attend it (mostly due to size and crowds. If it were the same as it was when I was a wee one, then I would probably go).

Almost anything I would want I can wait until it hits the market.