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Tag Archives: Mage: The Awakening
Imperial Mysteries Half-FAQ
. . . in which I answer questions related to those parts of Imperial Mysteries that are not Dave’s to answer.
What happens when an archmaster removes the conditions that allows a previously Ascended being to exist?
This depends on…
The Imperial Mysteries Post
So Imperial Mysteries came out. People seem to like it, except for the art.
Let’s get the art out of the way first. Unfortunately, this book was finished in the wake of serious layoffs at CCP that disproportionately hit Atlanta.…
Of Mages and Mirrors, Woundgate and Worlds of Darkness
I contributed to two recent White Wolf releases: World of Darkness: Mirrors and the Mage Chronicler’s Guide. They’re both big books of optional systems and ideas. But since I hate toolkits, why the hell did they let me join the party?…
The Bastard Out of Boston and the End of the World
One of the interesting things about tabletop roleplaying is the ability to set up tensions between the game’s concepts and practical play considerations. Many tabletop gamers have a Manichean streak where something has to either cleave to the Big Idea…
RPGs and Art That Challenges
Art isn’t always for challenging the audience, but a creative community needs that if it’s going to thrive. RPGs aren’t doing that. By “challenges,” I don’t mean Maybe old D&D rules kicked ass! or I bet we can do this…
Poooooooodcasting! On Darker Days
I did an enormous podcast interview — almost three hours — with the folks at the Darker Days podcast. Check it out! I think the important bit is where I answer why I like RPGs, but there’s lots…
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