RPG

It's time for me to celebrate the release of the 100th Journal Page by talking about one of the most important games in my gaming journey, Mother 3, and my complicated relationship with it! Why is it so special to me? Let’s find out!

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Many people get suddenly transported into another world after hearing a song by a virtual idol called μ (Mu); they end up in a virtual reality program called Mobius, that allows them to live as high schoolers forever and, most importantly, it makes all these people forget about reality. The illusion is kept consistent thanks to the magical songs of μ and the Ostinato Musicians; plus, there are even fake NPCs added in, to make it seem the real deal. Too bad that no one realizes that everything is a simulation, and all the unfortunate people who are trapped in this place don’t even try to escape, as, in their opinion, there is nothing to run away from! Will they ever realize it’s all fake?

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I had never heard of this career option until I saw a post about an 8-week therapeutic RPG session with a Certified Therapeutic Game Master. Thought others might like to know about this.

Hello fellow gamers,

has anyone tried the new Dragonbane yet? I have received the set a couple of weeks ago and I like it very much!

It's a lot more D&D than the former versions(which where based on BRP), but that makes it, at least for me, easier to sell to new players.

What I really like is the campaign style with it's clear start and end and much free space between.

I have only played the solo version yet, but it doesn't appear that deadly to me as it was advertised, what is your opinion on this?

What's your favorite low-magic RPG? I've really enjoyed cepheus deluxe/sword of cepheus, world of dungeons and dungeon world, and whitehack isn't bad either with spells costing HP.

What's your favorite RPG where casting magic is risky or costly to the character?

Give us a run-down of your last session in bullet-point format.

Does it seem to have plot, or to operate like real-world scenarios (kinda random, not crazy), or more like a fever-dream?