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Innovation and TTRPGs

The tabletop RPG hobby is going through one of its regular periods of fractionalization. These happen roughly every decade, so no big deal. You can judge the impending implosion of D&D as a brand by

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Mass Battles and Infinite Bomalians

Miniature wargamers spend a lot of time talking about rules, but rules rarely determine which forms of wargaming flourish. The conditions under which people live matter far more. Want to understand wh

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Godless Backrooms

Every generation gets the monsters it deserves. Arkhaven’s reviewer and cultural commentator par excellence clued me into the importance of The Backrooms, and a query from my youngest for an explanati

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Folk Bullets – So Many Bullets

One of the more fascinating developments in mainstream RPG discussion over the past two years has been watching the term “Folk RPG” get coined then attacked then captured, inverted, and redeployed. Th

jonmollison.com·há 5 meses

This Is Important

The world of TTRPGs is a castle built of words, and yet of all the posturing would-be intellectuals in the hobby few have dared to delve into the subject of semantics so deeply as Rule of Thule. To d

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On Tony Bath, BDubs, Rule of Thule, and Other All Time Great Designers

Somebody once said that role-playing games are an engine that builds friendships. Forgive me for not naming names, I honestly can’t remember who said it first. Regardless, that’s no casual remark, as

jonmollison.com·há 6 meses

Pattern Recognition and Men’s Health

Two items from the wire illustrate a wider trend, and it’s one of those trends that no one dares approach from an honest perspective. Here’s the most recent, but if you know where to look you can fin

jonmollison.com·há 6 meses

What Is A Game, Really?

Sharp-eyed watchers of the meta-discussions that surround tabletop gaming will notice that most criticism of the BROSR (superior) way to play are about tone, credit, and authority. They aren’t really

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