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If learning is the process of failing until you don't, then this next episode is all about Eppy "learning" to juggle a ball.
Andy Berdan joins me for the latest installment of Person Teaches Eppy About Thing wherein I giggle a lot as I drop my ball and root around for it on screen.
Behold, Andy Teaches Eppy About Contact Juggling!
Read MoreToday, Tyler Crumrine teaches me about playwriting! And, not surprisingly, we spend quite a bit of time talking about that intersection between playwriting and game designing.
Behold, Tyler Teaches Eppy About Playwriting!
Read MoreRecently, I had the great pleasure sit down with Shel Kahn upon these here internets and talk about making, producing, shipping, and promoting merch. And folks, I am so very pleased to tell you that we recorded our talk!
Behold, Shel Teaches Eppy About Merch!
Read MoreThere is an experiment going on over at the ActualPlay Twitch channel. An experiment that you can participate in.
Read MoreTo play Swords Without Master, or The Dread Geas of Duke Vulku, or some other pickup game, or just to say "Hail, fellow traveler in the lands of wonder!"
Read MoreThe return of Worlds Without Master!
Issue 11 is a glorious 40-page PDF including:
Just as not all tales need to be drawn out into epic trilogies; not all short stories need a full dozen pages in Worlds Worlds Without Master. Some need but a few paragraphs to tell their tale.
Read MoreYou awake with a sword pinning your naked thigh to the dewy ground, the salty-copper taste of blood on your tongue.
51% Draw the sword. 49% Regret life choices.
Thus begins a game/story/adventure/experiment I'm partaking in over on Twitter. The Tale of the Wavering Path uses Twitter's new poll feature to let the readers vote on where they wish to wander in the story.
Read MoreAt very long last, Issue 10 has been released! Bound within this 42-page PDF tome you will discover:
It could be that you are here, perusing this very page, because a companion showed you a certain post on The Guardian's website about the joys of reading roleplaying games. Or you are here because a fellow adventurer wishes to dig into this new game they have unearthed. Or you have found your way here through your own unguided and unprovoked exploration. I will not question your ways.
You have come seeking wonder and adventure...
Read MoreWorlds Without Master Issue 9 has just been released, and it is the second largest issue we've ever done. Losing out to issue 3 by only 8 pages.
Read MoreIssue 8, the first of our monthly issues, is now available to those beyond the Patron Horde.
Read MoreAs of this writing, we have just met our $1,750 funding milestone for unlocking monthly issues! Now you must learn of your Wolf Neighbours.
Read MoreCampfire tales, giant intelligent spiders, a particularly vindictive emperor, and of course the Worlds Without Master debut of Barbarian Lord!
Read MoreThe auspex have been read. The bones, cast. We can no longer turn from the path the wyrds have laid before us. Out of the icy north a stoic outlaw and skald treads our way—soon to cast his prodigious shadow upon our door.
Issue seven of Worlds Without Master will feature, for the first time, a brand new Barbarian Lord tale!
Read MoreThis issue brings you necromancy, a game to play with fire, and all manner of experiences one can encounter in the dark.
Read MoreAt dawn tomorrow, we will see the rise of the second annual Worldwide Short Story Reading Month—wherein folks read a new short story every day for the entire month of November.
To mark this solemn occasion, the entire back catalog is going on sale. From now until the end of Worldwide Short Story Reading Month, save 25% on the purchase of any and all Worlds Without Master back issues with the coupon code WoShoStoReMo.
Read MoreFrom the vast glories of the Patron Horde, a new champion has arisen! Behold, that powerful purveyor of perilous plush, Panda With Cookie!
Read MoreYesterday we looked back on the first year's worth of Worlds Without Master, with particular attention paid to how viable it has been as a publishing model. You can read about that here, but the gist of it is that, for my purposes, the ezine is fairly sound.
Now our starry eyes shall look back to the very origin of each issue. How do I make the decisions I do? Where does the Patron Horde's hoard go?
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