Between Two Jams
In which I implore your participation in two game jams this summer: the Lego RPG Setting Jam and the Barkeep Jam. I extol their virtues and cajole all creators to join in the fun.
The One-Shot Pubcrawl
Suggestions for running Barkeep on the Borderlands as a one-shot adventure, plus a new character background: Monarch’s Bastard.
Barkeep on the Borderlands: Pub Previews
Previews of four pubs from Barkeep on the Borderlands!
Names on the Borderlands
A d100 list of fantasy names for humans, dwarves, elves, halflings, goblins, lizardfolk, orcs and more!
Calendars, Not Just Maps
Maps are important for running location-based adventures, but having a useful calendar or timeline is equally essential.
Conspiracy in the Borderlands
An evaluation of the true villains of the classic adventure: the Cult of Evil Chaos, including what they might be up to two hundred years later.
Your Taverns Need a Procedure
I propose a procedure for running TTRPG taverns less like a beginner’s improv class and more like the Mos Eisley Cantina. I also briefly describe the trend of “proceduralism” in the OSR and Post-OSR.
Luka Rejec Joins the Pubcrawl
A second project update for Barkeep on the Borderlands where I detail newly revealed stretch goals, including a phenomenal guest writer being added to our team (cf. the title).
Barkeep on the Borderlands is Funded (And Then Some!)
An update of my Kickstarter Campaign, which has just unlocked it’s seventh stretch goal! Also some thoughts from our star-studded team of guest writers.
It’s Alive! My Kickstarter
Announcing my new adventure coming to Kickstarter and doing my best carnival barker impression as I exhort the reader to go back it.
Barkeep on the Borderlands Preview: The Birdcage
How to make an adventure also serve as a modular toolkit for referees, plus a preview from Barkeep on the Borderlands.
Drinking Problems: The Trouble with Booze Rules in Games
I present my own rules for prolonged drinking after first discussing what makes rules for alcohol worthwhile in the first place.
The Keep on the Borderlands is Full of Lies
The Keep on the Borderlands is not what it seems. This reinterpretation of a classic module presents a more vibrant world, ripe for player choice.