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GAMER’S CORNER: Player Character Motivations

I get frequent e-mail questions about gaming from our Critical Hit listeners. Often they ask me my opinion on a game setting or a particular power in 4th edition; but there is one question that I get more than any others, and i...
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Gamer’s Corner: Your Favorite Option Sucks!

I used to play a Halfling Monk back when I was in college. As it turned out I made a lot of thematic choices that made the character really powerful, which is nice. Unfortunately, as my poor karatehobbit found out, sometimes yo...
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GAMER’S CORNER: The Evil Campaign

Here at Major Spoilers we get frequent e-mails from our readers and podcast audience. One of the questions we get most frequently for Critical Hit goes something like this: Hey guys, My friends and I decided that, for a change ...
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Gamer’s Corner: Player Flexibility

One of the first lessons game masters learn is to be flexible. Whether it’s by observing a more experienced GM say ‘yes’ at all the right moments, or by doing some soul-searching after watching the collapse of...
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Gamer’s Corner: Puzzles

I have a very organic approach to my role-playing games. As I run games for people and play in other people’s games I simply incorporate things that work into my style and eliminate things that don’t. One of the man...
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GAMER’S CORNER: Powercreep, When Awesome Gets Out of Hand

If you are like me, you are usually happy to see a new supplement come out for your favorite role playing game, new powers, new options, new directions. But what happens when the new options are strictly better than the ones in...
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Games You Should Be Playing: Dogs in the Vineyard

Do you have what it takes to be God’s Watchdog in the West that never was?
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GAMER’S CORNER: Annoying Gamer Habits, And What to Do About Them

Tabletop role-playing games, as well as LARPs are exercises in social contracts. Whenever a group of people sit down to play they all have to agree on the system, the arbitration of said system and on hundreds of unspoken rules...
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Games You should be Playing: (New) World of Darkness

I have always been amazed at how isolated tabletop gaming groups can be. Since I started role playing I have met people who have never played anything other than second edition D&D, likewise I’ve seen groups who play ...
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