It’s been nearly a year and a half since I started this blog, just over a year since it took it’s present form and an entire year with the wonderful folks at Dreamhost providing me with excellent server space and customer service. So I quess that means that it’s time to participate in this month’s [...]
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Where are the ethical limits in Role-Playing? There are different challenges in different games. In D&D, Vampires are a creature of evil, nicely clean cut and lined up for your party to slaughter without a second thought. On the other hand, Vampire: The Requiem and Vampire: The Masquerade set you up as the vampire, having to [...] First of all, thanks to Johnn at Campaign Mastery for hosting September’s Blogger Carnival (even if my entry was a bit late). This month, I’ve chosen a rather philosophical topic for discussion: morality. Everything from alignments to your limits as a player. There is good and there is Evil. Evil must be Punished. Even in the Face [...] This month’s RPG Carnival, hosted by Campaign Mastery is about mistakes made during role-play. I’d be the first to admit that there are a few flaws in my roleplay. The one which I’m currently trying to eliminate is the use of out-of-character knowledge and out-of-character deductions. I’ll illustrate this with an example. The last mission in the [...] |
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