Fantasy Grounds Prep Less. Play More.
Norbert Parkinson’s childhood was not outwardly exceptional, but his early experiences must have influenced his later maladaptive development; there are hints that he was shy, reclusive, and prone to reading too much. It was in early adolescence that his illness first became apparent to the trained observer, and this coincided with his taking up the intensive playing of so-called “role-playing games”. Recently, his psychosis has become manifest and he lives in a world occupied by elves, goblins, ...
Updated April 8th, 2016 at 07:03 by dulux-oz
My friends, players, and DM’s all know that my favorite niche is text-only games. It’s not for everyone, but those of us who like it, are really passionate about the experience. There hasn’t been a lot of innovations that spark our collective interest until Fantasy Grounds came along. Fantasy Grounds solves so many burdensome mechanical and administrative details for the text-only gamer. All the time wasted getting dice rollers to work, email scans, correct turn order, and other ...
I have discovered a weakness in the text-only realm! I can usually type as fast as voice, and with just as much imagery. Plus, FG grounds makes us for anything else lacking. The weakness is in training people for Fantasy Grounds. I trained 14 people this week. And it is a bit hard to show the ropes via pure typing. I do send people emails with advice to watch the videos and include some early tips. I do get each player proficient, but seems like it would be so much faster if it wasn’t ...
. Alright folks. Ready for the second post in the series? Well, here it comes. If you need a quick reminder about the series, here’s a recap from the first post. How do I take some actionable steps to prepare to roleplay? Sharing the my answers to that question is the purpose of this four-part post series. I’m not suggesting this is the best course of action for everyone. All I know is that it worked for me. It gave me something actionable. It ...
Updated May 19th, 2017 at 21:38 by bigbluepaw
. Alright. Ready to sink your teeth into a good roleplaying topic? I think this is one of my favorite ones. Inter-party discussions is one of the most interesting roleplaying opportunities in the game. In this post, you’ll find a few suggestions on how to instigate such discussions as well as prepare for them. Before we get started, however, let’s quickly revisit the purpose of this whole series. Here’s a quote from the first post. How do I take ...
Updated May 19th, 2017 at 21:39 by bigbluepaw