Running your own games company can be a difficult process but it is worth it when a reader goes above and beyond the call of duty. Such as with this review of Gold Strike!, part of our Open Playtest.
The review and feedback is from Andrew and came via a comment on the Gold Strike! page. [...]
Sometimes It Is All Worthwhile
PDFs 2 Miniatures 4
Not the score of a really bizarre football (soccer) match but the end product of a very busy week at 6d6 Fireball that has involved the launch of new adventures and new miniatures.
Monday saw a preview of our Dark Trolls and an associated article about Making Monsters Different.
Tuesday was an easy day, because I had [...]
Free PDF Adventure: Gold Strike!
39 Pages of Great D&D Adventuring!
The winner of the autumn round of our Adventure Writing Competition, Gold Strike! is ready to download. This low to mid-level D&D adventure, sees the party on the trail of lost miners in an abandoned dwarf mine. But this is no simple rescue mission as the characters discover hints of [...]
#Twitterville – Where the Streets Have No Name
Behold, the city of #Twitterville!
Click for a larger and more complete map.
This week’s creative writing exercise is to name the streets and give them character. What sort of people live and work on them? Are the long or short? What is the history behind the names? The aim is to flesh out the city. To [...]
#Twitterville – The First PDF
The first #Twitterville PDF is now free to download from here.
It is extremely rough and needs much more work but it does contain a map and all the #Twitterville entries (apart from one I had to take out for copyright reasons). Take a look at it and let me know what you think of the [...]
#Twitterville – Ideas, Copyright and Beyond
The last three Tuesdays, we have been hosting a creative writing exercise on Twitter. It has been great fun and a real test of writing skills but out if it, slowly emerging, is a very real D&D setting. A town of dangerous and mysterious people, far too good to just leave lying around unused. So [...]
What if 4e was Free?
So you are the Head of D&D at Wizards. Fourth edition has not been the massive success that was hoped for with many fans sticking to 3.5 or worse, going to 4e and switching back. D&D Insider was a year late and is still missing major features. Your business model is based on selling lots [...]
