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Using TTRPGs to Interview Interesting People: Jeff Stormer Looking Back on Ten Years of "Party of One"

Using TTRPGs to Interview Interesting People: Jeff Stormer Looking Back on Ten Years of "Party of One"

How Jeff Stormer has evolved his AP show to be more about guests than games after 500 interviews and a decade of content creation.

Christopher Hutton
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Mausritter Month Reaches Big Crowdfunding Goals through Little Heroes

Mausritter Month Reaches Big Crowdfunding Goals through Little Heroes

How the mouse-sized TTRPG successfully raised more than $280,000 on Backerkit and helped spark a wave of interest in its fantasy game

Christopher Hutton
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Pay-to-Play: The Business of the Professional Dungeon Master

Pay-to-Play: The Business of the Professional Dungeon Master

We've taken a deep dive into the business of professional dungeon masters and how platforms like StartPlaying.Games have made them more than $50M.

Christopher Hutton
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How Crowdfunding Team-Ups at Backerkit Kickstarted Mothership Month

How Crowdfunding Team-Ups at Backerkit Kickstarted Mothership Month

"Collaborative crowdfunding", Backerkit's newest approach, helped raise $7.3 million in pledges in 2025 by accessing the power of communities and fandoms.

Christopher Hutton
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News Roundup: SCIRE Comes to PAX Unplugged + VTT Updates

News Roundup: SCIRE Comes to PAX Unplugged + VTT Updates

Mythworks' cyberpunk-themed TTRPG CBR+PNK was converted into a 40-80 person convention game, while the Alchemy and Fantasy Grounds VTTs updated their subscription models

Christopher Hutton
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Draw a 'Royal Flush' with the Fallout TTRPG's New Vegas Expansion

Draw a 'Royal Flush' with the Fallout TTRPG's New Vegas Expansion

Taking a look at Modiphius' Fallout: New Vegas prequel, which lets TTRPG players explore the apocalyptic setting of the Mojave at their home table.

Christopher Hutton
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Taking a Deep Bite: Darkness Emergent and the 'TTRPG Player to LARP' Pipeline

Taking a Deep Bite: Darkness Emergent and the 'TTRPG Player to LARP' Pipeline

We spoke with the people behind some of the largest Vampire: The Masquerade events and the growing community of players who have joined the undead.

Christopher Hutton
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How the Minds Behind APOCALYPSE WORLD Brought Their Game to a New Generation

How the Minds Behind APOCALYPSE WORLD Brought Their Game to a New Generation

Vincent Baker, one of the designers behind the POWERED BY THE APOCALYPSE TTRPG ruleset, has updated his post-apocalyptic TTRPG to meet modern sensibilities.

Christopher Hutton
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Podcast Spotlight: Welcome to Hole + Misfortunate 4

Podcast Spotlight: Welcome to Hole + Misfortunate 4

Two new actual play projects (Unbalanced Encounters' The Misfortunate 4 and Welcome to Hole) are aiming to turn their games into professional audio drama experiences.

Christopher Hutton
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Indie Spotlight: Spine + Human No More

Indie Spotlight: Spine + Human No More

A closer look at an indie solo TTRPG that wants to pull you into its latest book. Also a d20-based sci-fi TTRPG that explores a universe where humanity is the villain

Christopher Hutton
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TSR at the Table: A TTRPG Historian Delves into D&D's Product History

TSR at the Table: A TTRPG Historian Delves into D&D's Product History

Dive into the hidden stories of D&D with Designers & Dragons: Origins, exploring the untold history and stories behind some of the TTRPG's earliest adventures.

Christopher Hutton
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Building Your Own “Neat Little Thing”: Nerdburger Games on Its TTRPG Legacy

Building Your Own “Neat Little Thing”: Nerdburger Games on Its TTRPG Legacy

Nerdburger Games' Craig Campbell has been making indie RPGs since 2016, from superhero gangsters to murderous work settings. We sat down to talk about adapting to the market.

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