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randroll.com·há 2 meses

8 Years of Rand Roll in 10 Interviews (of 101)

Looking at 10 (of 101) interviews reflecting the last 8 years of Rand Roll. Through gens, maps & tables, solo gaming, gamebooks and ttrpgs. 8 Years and 101 Interviews of Rand Roll gen tools | maps

randroll.com·há 3 meses

Interview with Chris McDowall, Creator of Into the Odd and the Bastionland(s)

Into the Odd is very loose, which is perfect for the type of game it is, but with Mythic I wanted clearer processes for things like designing your realm, travelling across the map, and uncovering Myth

randroll.com·há 5 meses

Interview with Stuart Lloyd of the Lindenbaum Contest and Gamebook Author

What does this mean? It means that finishing the gamebook is only the start. Then you have to do some playtesting and proofing (or get someone else to do it). But it will definitely be worth it!An int

randroll.com·há 5 meses

Interview with Stuart Lloyd of the Lindenbaum Contest and Gamebook Author

What does this mean? It means that finishing the gamebook is only the start. Then you have to do some playtesting and proofing (or get someone else to do it). But it will definitely be worth it! An i

randroll.com·há 6 meses

Interview with August Hahn, a Lone Wolf Author and Podcast Host

A gamebook is really just a big gaming session where instead of following the player's choices linearly, you are playing through every possibility - every choice, every outcome. An interview with Aug

randroll.com·há 7 meses

Interview with Luka Rejec, Creator of Ultraviolet Grasslands

Oh, it’s from 2nd Edition Advanced Dungeons and Dragons, where you can multi-class as a Wizard-Thief-Fighter. The multi-classing mechanics there were hilarious, and slow, and cumbersome, but they gave

randroll.com·há 10 meses

Interview with Qatlas, Mapper of Fighting Fantasy and other Gamebooks

If you ever feel the urge to draw a map, whether it’s of your favorite story or just your home and yard, do it. Sketch, practice, and don’t worry about what others say. The most important tool is imag

randroll.com·há 10 meses

Interview with Victoria Hancox, Horror Gamebook Writer

As I've gone on, I've tried to make the choices more interesting. I also think that there is more dark humour in the subsequent books, as so much of a gamebook is fairly nonsensical. The protagonist '