Czepeku’s animated maps are indeed very sick.

You don't need to be some Foucault scholar, but you should still be thinking about different forms of power structures when you plan out your TTRPG campaigns.

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Sometimes, ya just need a bit of quick inspiration to help build evocative scenes. Accordingly, here are 5 tables of sensory stimuli you can roll on if you want to make your tabletop cities come to life.

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IMO, it's bad to be dogmatically Theater-of-the-Mind, but it's also boring to be slavishly committed to tactical precision. "Hybrid Theater" is a good compromise!

I love using "mirror parties" in my campaigns. These are groups of NPCs that are shaped more or less like the player's characters. I've learned a few bits of best practices over the years, so here's my suite of advice for GMing those sorts of parties.

I chatted with @stillfleet.bsky.social and @timespace.place about their intriguing historical fantasy game Danse Macabre. Wythe and Chris are two of the smartest people in the TTRPG world, and this interview is filled with fascinating takes.

Designing gods and faiths is one of the most satisfying aspects of worldbuilding. To get the most out of divinity in your campaigns, consider these three big questions first.