An RPG Duet is exactly what it sounds like, an RPG for two. Although you may have heard of it as a 1-on-1 session. No matter what you call it, this would be a game played with 1 GM and 1 player.
D&D Story: The Legend of Kevin
Image by Linus Schütz from Pixabay Everyone has at least one of those characters. You know, the comic relief that somehow ends up outshining the…
Discussing Player Attitudes
Image by rottonara from Pixabay Like many other aspects in life, your attitude at the table affects your performance. Negativity and poor player attitude can…
Fudging Dice Rolls
Is it acceptable for the GM to fudge dice? This is a question that has divided the Tabletop RPG community for years in the past,…
The Problem with Charisma Checks
I’ve always loved that Tabletop RPG’s let you spend some time in someone else’s shoes, experiencing something you haven’t ever gotten a chance to do…
Should You Use Dice Rolling Apps?
At Roll4 we love talking about technology! You’ve already seen how to use spreadsheets to make Better Roll Tables, but now we have our eyes…
Badass Checks
House rules are an important part of many different tabletop RPG groups. Whether its rolling a different skill for initiative, borrowing some aspects of a…
Natural 20’s on Skill Checks
Rolling a Natural 20’s on Skill checks has been a subject of debate for years. Some hold onto a house rules that rolling a Nat…
Combat – System or Story Based
Have you ever sat down to play an RPG, only to dread the Game Master saying “Roll for Initiative”? Or perhaps those are the words…
Stop Railroading: Avoiding the Pitfalls
Finally, Part 3! In case you missed them, here are Part 1 and Part 2. No longer are we tying the PC’s to the tracks…