RPG

Thu 20
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Not everyone wants the spotlight: managing backseat players in TTRPGs

Managing the spotlight at the gaming table is one of the most delicate challenges any Game Master faces. We’re used to talking about players who take up too much space, but the opposite situation also exists. There are players who participate less, often remaining at the margins of the scene, yet at the end of the session tell you they […]

Fri 14
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Public and Private Play Sessions in Tabletop RPGs: Differences, Management and Tips

Public and Private Play Sessions in Tabletop RPGs: Differences, Management and Tips When discussing tabletop role-playing games, the table’s context profoundly influences the gaming experience. One of the most relevant aspects, often underestimated, is the distinction between public play sessions and private play sessions. Understanding these differences enables you to improve participation and prevent many issues related to group management. […]

Sat 8
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The best post-apocalyptic RPGs

The best post apocalyptic RPGs: from the community to our Pripyat World The appeal of post apocalypse in role-playing games never fades. A recent Reddit thread sparked debate about the best post apocalyptic RPGs available, gathering feedback from hundreds of experienced players. From this discussion emerge must play titles and valuable insights for those seeking a “life after the end” […]

Tue 4
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Why do we always play only D&D?

Here is the translation, respecting H2, H3, and bold formatting (no asterisks or dashes): Why does D&D dominate the tabletop RPG market in 2025? Dungeons & Dragons is, without a doubt, the most famous and widely played role-playing game in the world. According to data from platforms like Roll20 and Fantasy Grounds, D&D 5E accounts for over 60% of online sessions, followed by Pathfinder and Call of Cthulhu with much […]

Sun 2
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What to Do if PCs Avoid Risks? 4 Practical Approaches

It sometimes happens that players are not interested in the challenges presented or try to avoid risks. In general, there are three practical approaches to manage this situation: 1. Communicate with the Players An open conversation is often the best way to start. It is helpful to avoid judgment and prefer questions that provoke reflection, such as requests about choices made or character motivations. Establishing shared expectations together […]

Sun 26
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Legendary role-playing games nobody ever plays: myths & manuals

Why do famous RPGs nobody plays end up on every gamer’s shelf? You know that feeling, right? You walk into a game store or browse an online shop, and there it is, a legendary tabletop RPG with stunning artwork and rave reviews. You buy it, convinced this will be your next campaign. Fast forward six months: the manual sits pristine […]

Mon 20
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The best tabletop roleplaying systems for beginners in 2025: a practical guide and insider tips

Choosing your first tabletop roloplaying game (RPG) system can feel like a challenge: the selection is huge, but some games are definitely better suited than others for those taking their first steps into this world. Whether you’re a first time game master or a curious new player, finding a set of rules that is clear, accessible, and engaging really makes […]

Mon 29
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Kickstarter or Alternatives? How to Discover New RPGs in 2025

Finding new tabletop roleplaying games has changed. Kickstarter is often the default route for indie titles, but it’s not the only way—and sometimes not even the best. Pros & Cons of Discovering RPGs via Kickstarter Pros Access to bold, experimental projects often ignored by traditional publishing. You can track the development, engage with authors, and shape decisions. Backer deals, exclusive […]