I want to be an Indie game designer. I really do. I want to talk be a skype interviewee on Canon Puncture, Narrative Control, or Master Plan. I want to be a thread starter at story-games (rather than a thread ender). I want to be incoherently verbally abused by RPGPundit. But dammit, I just can’t [...]
Yeah, I know, what’s up with eleven? I basically started counting and stopped when I felt like I was grasping at straws. This is in response to Zach’s poll for the Top 25 RPGS. AD&D 2e. All through high school and college. We truly created legendary tales that are still discussed at the gaming table. [...]
From the beginning I tried to format MFMF like it was a radio show playlist. Each edition would have a theme, and as much as possible, the order of the samples would make sense (at least to me). While I am not out of ideas for themes, I thought I’d do an easier MFMF this [...]
This edition of MFMF is not going to appeal to nearly as many people as previous editions. That’s fine by me. If you don’t like it, I won’t be offended. After all, there’s no accounting for taste. In academia there are generalists and specialists. A specialist is a small, but deep, lake. He or she [...]
[Music for My Friends is a weekly note where I inflict my musical taste on others.] This week in MFMF we’re going to take a trip around the world. The terms “International Music” and “World Music” are pretty USA-centric. Except for stuff we get from the UK, anything from another country is Internation or World [...]
[Music For My Friends (MFMF) is an idea I had after recommending some music to Jenny. I can indulge my pleasure of sharing music with others while strolling through my music collection.] In this first installment of MFMF the theme is banjos (even if you’re not normally a banjo fan, read on). I got banjo [...]