If you haven't noticed yet, it's been a busy summer, not just here at The Tavern but at my regular job as well. There have been times I've been lucky to get my daily post in.
So, first things first. Lets give away the D30 prizes that were offered up by +Richard LeBlanc of New Big Dragon Publishing.
The D30 Sandbox Companion goes out to: +John Stephens
The D30 DM Companion goes out to: +Stu Rat
The following 5 will each get a sheet of Order of the D30 Stickers:
G-woulf, +Sophia Brandt , Christian Kolbe, +Dennis Higgins and +Austin Schaefer
Congrats to the winners!
Email me at tenkarsDOTtavernATgmailDOTcom and I'll make sure your info moves on to Rich.
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Now, on to other stuff.
I've opened the doors of The Tavern to guest posters, which has caused some confusion. Totally my fault. It's a new process and I haven't done a good job of labeling the posts as "posts from folks other than your Tavern Keeper."
Moving forward, I'll probably move to a format of "Guest Post: Insert Title Here (Palatial Privy Cleaner)". So - warning - title - name of guest poster.
Now, some of these posts will be from other bloggers in the OSR - I think it's a great way to get some folks with great thoughts and ideas some extra visibility. We are a community that shares but sometimes we miss some of the best stuff out there.
Other posts will be from "anonymous posters". I know their identities, you do not. Some may take a few posts to get their sea legs and others may come right out of the box and make us look at our own sins and crimes. I'm excited, because I rarely know the post details until it's submitted for posting and even I'm impressed by the names behind the names ;)
In the end, i am responsible for all that is posted here at The Tavern, but just because I allow it to be posted does not mean I necessarily agree with it. Just as I am light handed with the moderating of the comments here, I'm fairly light handed with the guest posters. Still, if you think something is out of hand, feel free to contact me. Also, if you have a guest post or series of posts you are interested in sharing, drop me a line.
Picturing Solo History
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There are many gamers who will tell you that it was *Vampire the Masquerade*
that got them into roleplaying. That was in the 1990s. There are many
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Stu Rat writes funny stories.
ReplyDeleteI would never attempt a blog on RPGs. I just don't have enough to say to pick a topic and run smack on it every single day.
Finding reliable cobloggers will extend your energy and add life to the blog. Not that it needs more life- you keep an amazing schedule of posting and every post is full of life. That keeps us coming back.
Can't wait to read all the neato stuff people submit. If you are accepting nominatons, there are some really good bloggers who I would recommend soliciting.
Also: Stu Rat writes funny stories.
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