Ben talks about what books have informed and inspired him to take certain routes through the hobby. Make sure to tell us what has influenced you in the comments!
In this week's Roll for Insight, Ryan talks Before There Were Stars and how it helps people find their storytelling identity.
It's cool playing the epic heroes of legend sure but sometimes you need a bit of nuance in there too right?
Roll For Insight: Ritin’ Wurds Good
5 years ago 16Sam gives us some helpful hints on writing and how it might be useful in your tabletop games too.
Ben talks about dealing with writer's block as a tabletop storyteller and some of the ways you can combat it.
Lads, it’s time I got something off my chest.
On this weeks Roll for Insight, Ryan discusses the intricacies of structuring your day of board games to avoid burnout.
Roll For Insight: How Do You Approach A D&D Film?
6 years ago 24Ben discusses how he'd approach the problem of getting a Dungeons & Dragons film to the silver screen.
I have always had that drive to collect things and in the end it is what got me into tabletop gaming.
My life has been fuelled by competitive desire. Whether sports, games, or education, I have always pushed myself to outrun, outmaneuvre and outshine my competition.
This week on Roll for Insight Ryan talks about Autism awareness and tabletop games.
Roll For Insight: You Meet In A Tavern…
6 years ago 8Ben expands on his Forging A World series by looking at that first quest and binding the group together as adventurers!
Roll For Insight: Dungeons & Dragons In Therapy
6 years ago 10In this week's Roll for Insight, Sam looks at how tabletop RPGs like D&D can be used to supplement therapy sessions.
Ben takes a moment to talk about some of the key things he's learned about world building for role-playing games.
This week Ryan looks at how certain board games can create a feeling of intensity through their mechanics.
Tabletop gaming is not short of horror games and is well established as a genre. Which has me wondering; with so many games out there, why is it that horror nearly always fails?
Last week on Indie Thursday, I sparked the flint of controversy when I foolishly suggested that it was acceptable to bend the corners of playing cards to peek underneath.
Ben puts forth some reasons why he thinks you should give board and card games a go, opening yourself up to an entirely new section of the tabletop world!
Roll for Insight: Wargaming & Accessibility
6 years ago 24In this weeks Roll For Insight Ryan writes about accessibility in wargaming and how we can take some small steps forward.
Sam steps in this week for Roll For Insight asking if games and gamification could be the future of classroom learning.
Cass talks about how gaming can unite us and why it's important to gather your friends around the tabletop as often as you can.
