- A Brief Word From Johnn
- Combat Hazards II
- Transformation
- Stone Shingle Slide of Death
- The Pit of Death
- The Cliff and Kitten
- Ice Trap
- Necromantic Focal Points
- Tall Grass
- Saw Mill
- Light Bombs
- Ice Sheet
- Random Teleporting
- Steep Hill
- Monte Cook Gives Advice On Building Dungeons
- Strolen's Feature Article: Adventure and GMing Guidelines
Monday, March 15, 2010
Roleplaying Tips Weekly E-Zine Issue #480
The 480th edition of Roleplaying Tips has been published. I've received a ton of great advice, tips, and inspiration from RPG Tips over the years. Well worth the time to check it out.
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I had a lot of fun editing this one, especially the "Cliff and Kitten" entry. The compilations of reader tips are often our best articles (in my opinion). Thanks for the plug! And consider sending in a couple of quick tips yourself.
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