Saving Throw

[...] we give an overview of the alignments available to you. What alignment would YOU choose? The post Season 1, Episode 2 – Class & Alignment appeared first on Saving Throw. [...]

[...] what you think! Share the video with your groups and help bring more people into the hobby! The post Season 1, Episode 3 – Ability Scores appeared first on Saving Throw. [...]

[...] to make these videos and keep up the site! Thanks! And without further adieu! Episode 4! The post Season 1, Episode 4 – Skills appeared first on Saving Throw. [...]

[...] would say, “The world is your oyster, hooommmmie.” I don’t know why she says it like that. The post Season 1, Episode 5 – Feats appeared first on Saving Throw. [...]

[...] least I can be proud of my contribution to the story. That’s my win. The post “Winning” at Role-Playing Games appeared first on Saving Throw. [...]

[...] , two scenes later you are subjected to the horribleness of Hollywood’s perception of role-playing games. All-too-often it looks something like this, from season 6 of The Big Bang Theory: http:// [...]

[...] your friends, your family, your players – anyone who you might want to introduce to role-playing games. When we go live we’ll post a link on our Facebook and Twitter and Google+ so be [...]

[...] , such as RPGnet, offer experienced and new gamers helpful advice and tips on a variety of role-playing games. Remember not all games have the same tool requirements. There are some games that only [...]

Absolutely nothin’. No, sir, edition wars are bad news all around.  They’re toxic.  For those unfamiliar with the term “edition war,” I’d [...]

[...] -playing games.” On the r/RPG sub-Reddit there is a thread on playlist suggestions for tabletop gamers. Similarly gamers can use sound effects in addition to music for the campaign [...]

After what feels like a thousand play-test packets we now have the final product in our hands… sorta. For now we only have the appetizer that is the [...]

Ah the Bard: Victim of the RPG; Comic relief of fantasy stories and film; The horse’s ass of tavern scenes and battle scenes. Bards are too often lo [...]