We conclude our inteview with Jess Hartley, rpg developer and blogger, about how gender does and doesn't affect adventure design and character development.  We had a great time.  Thanks again Jess for being such a great guest.

This week we are joined by RPG luminary Jess Hartley who sets us straight regarding how it is in gaming regarding gender roles and how to bring the awesome to our table.  Jess has extensive writing credits and is both a longtime LARPer and table top player.  This is part 1 of a 2 hour interview to be concluded next week.

This week we are joined by RPG luminary Jess Hartley who sets us straight regarding how it is in gaming regarding gender roles and how to bring the awesome to our table.  Jess has extensive writing credits and is both a longtime LARPer and table top player.  This is part 1 of a 2 hour interview to be concluded next week.

We continue our discussion of anti-heroes.  This week we concern ourselves with GM difficulties and how they work in different campaigns.

This ran shorter than expected.  Next week we will have full hour of an special guest.

We continue our discussion of anti-heroes.  This week we concern ourselves with GM difficulties and how they work in different campaigns.

This ran shorter than expected.  Next week we will have full hour of an special guest.

We explore what defines an antihero.  We look at how he or she interacts with other characters, with lots of examples from movies and other games.

This is part 1.  Part 2 concludes next week.

We explore what defines an antihero.  We look at how he or she interacts with other characters, with lots of examples from movies and other games.

This is part 1.  Part 2 concludes next week.

This week we examine how to build, maintain, and rescue a cover identity in an exploration or investigation game such as Fringeworthy, Bureau 13, Call of Cthulu, Shadowrun, Cyberpunk or others of the many genres that support this kind of play.

This week we examine how to build, maintain, and rescue a cover identity in an exploration or investigation game such as Fringeworthy, Bureau 13, Call of Cthulu, Shadowrun, Cyberpunk or others of the many genres that support this kind of play.

We continue our discussion led by Jay on adding Fringeworthy to your Star Wars campaign.

Then we continue to a Bureau 13 segment where we show how you can use banes to even the playing field with the creatures you hunt without having to resort to supernatural team players such as Mages, Psionicists, or Vampires.