PAX Unplugged 2025: RPG Designer Meet & Greet
I stopped in at one of the RPG Designer Meet & Greet sessions at PAX Unplugged 2025 to see some indie tabletop games and RPGs and meet their designers!
Category: geek
geek, nerd, dork, whatever term you use, this is about all of that. comics, movies, gaming, science fiction, computers and gadgets.
D&D Charity Game: The Ones Who Endure
This is the true story, of seven cast & crew members, coming together to do an actual play in support of our neighbors’ rights and freedom. The Ones Who Endure.
Halloween is Over. No More Professional Ghosting!
It’s never fun to deliver bad news, but that will get you a lot more respect than if you ghost someone and move onto the next thing like it doesn’t matter.
The One About PAX Unplugged 2025
We’re less than a month out from PAX Unplugged 2025 and I’m looking forward to taking the train up to Philly and seeing friendly faces over the PAXU weekend!
What Kind of Twitch Viewer Are You?
During my “treadmill thoughts” I was knocking around the idea of creating a Twitch viewer survey. Mostly focused on how active (or not) viewers are in chat.
…and I’m Feeling Good? Forming New Habits…
I feel nearly recovered from my illness now and want to try to write a little more often over here. Let’s see if I’m able to keep up the habit in 2025!
Playing some TTRPG One-Shots for Charity!
I’m always down for a TTRPG charity one-shot and September had me in 4 of them for 2 great causes. National MS Society and World Central Kitchen. Read on…
Thirsty Sword Lesbians Meets “Clue” at PAXU?
Lately my thoughts have been going back over the Thirsty Sword Lesbians game I ran at PAX Unplugged last year when I tossed a little “Clue” into the TTPRG mix.
Wait… Dungeons & Dragons is HOW old?!
Dungeons & Dragons is 50 years old. FIFTY. To paraphrase Patsy from Absolutely Fabulous, “How old does that make me?” Sometimes it’s best not to ask, Patsy.
Staying Busy with TTRPG Things!
Recapping the TTRPG events I’ve been involved in over the past few weeks and looking ahead to the future. Keeping busy, but not overbooked is really nice.