RPG gaming linkage
Oct. 6th, 2010 01:31 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
snowynightI love tabletop rpg games though I rarely have chance to play. Therefore I read to quench my thirst.
Gaming blog I am following
Free RPG Blog: A blog reviewing great free rpg game. Seeing so many talented people devotting to the hobby for free makes me happy.
Read it here.
Stargazer 's World : A great source for game design, review and resources. Currently it releases a free generic system Warrior, Rogue and Mage. It uses class as attribute. Sound interesting.
Read it here.
RPG Blog 2 : It focuses on AD&D, which I sadly have no experience with. But it is interesting to read about the more conventional side of gaming.
Read it here.
Spirit of the Blank : I love FATE rpg system because it gives player narrative control and encourages collaborative ploting. The blog is a great resources for using the system on fantasy and superhero genre.
Read it here.
Stablizing Rifts : Rifts is a multi-genre post apocalyptic cyberpunk and dungeon punk RPG that runs on the rule of cool. The blog attempts to give logical coherence to the setting.
Read it here.
Gaming blog I am following
Free RPG Blog: A blog reviewing great free rpg game. Seeing so many talented people devotting to the hobby for free makes me happy.
Read it here.
Stargazer 's World : A great source for game design, review and resources. Currently it releases a free generic system Warrior, Rogue and Mage. It uses class as attribute. Sound interesting.
Read it here.
RPG Blog 2 : It focuses on AD&D, which I sadly have no experience with. But it is interesting to read about the more conventional side of gaming.
Read it here.
Spirit of the Blank : I love FATE rpg system because it gives player narrative control and encourages collaborative ploting. The blog is a great resources for using the system on fantasy and superhero genre.
Read it here.
Stablizing Rifts : Rifts is a multi-genre post apocalyptic cyberpunk and dungeon punk RPG that runs on the rule of cool. The blog attempts to give logical coherence to the setting.
Read it here.
