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Quick RPG Plot Ideas No. 4
Name: The Outpost Setting: An old outpost at the edge of a frontier in a space or fantasy environment. Quick Summary: Your adventurers have been asked to investigate an outpost that has ceased all communication; what they find is a besieged and dishevelled encampment on its last legs. Food and supplies are short, defenses are […]
Staring into the Abyss
Staring into the Abyss Sometimes we all get disillusioned with ‘the Hobby’, be it tabletop gaming or RPGs or collectable card games. It happens for a myriad of reasons: constant defeat with your favourite deck or army, feeling like your character never has the spotlight in an RPG, or sometimes, it can be because you […]
The Position of the Player
Being a Player in an RP campaign can be one of the most fun and rewarding experiences you will ever have. The comradery of your RP group and the characters, places and stories that swirl around in your head can lead to great memories you recount years down the track. As a Player, this would […]
Quick RPG Plot Ideas No. 3 | A True Treasure
Quick RPG Plot Ideas No. 3 Name: A True Treasure Setting: An Ancient Forest, Temple or Lost City. Modern, Fantasy or Sci Fi. Quick Summary: Your adventurers are down on their luck and need a way out, bills are due and people are looking for you, the kind of people you don’t want to meet […]
Quick RPG Plot Ideas No. 1 | In Tenebris Antiquis
Quick RPG Plot Ideas No. 1 Name: In Tenebris Antiquis Setting: Ancient Europe northern Germania after the fall of the Germanic Tribes Quick Summary: On the edge of the great empire of Rome a small group of tired loyal Legionnaires are asked one last service before the long journey home. In a land that hates […]
Coming Out of My Shell Thanks to Games
Most people wouldn’t know it from talking to me, but I am naturally an introvert. I like to spend time by myself, working on my own projects, buried in my own thoughts. Social activity often leaves me feeling drained and exhausted, and I spend a lot of my time worrying about what people think of […]
