Monthly Archives: February 2012

Weekly Assembly: Create Something New Right Now

This week we’re talking about Getting Excited and Making Things in various forms. Enjoy the links and let them inspire you to explore and create! At Home Articles posted here on The Gamer Assembly. March’s Blog Theme at The Gamer … Continue reading

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Do Something Original

I challenge you to create an RPG thing–creature, location, adventure, setting; whatever–that does not contain: Dragons Orcs Elves (of any kind) Dwarves Zombies Kobolds Goblins Vampires Werewolves Ninjas Steampunk Cowboys Xenophobic aliens Mummies A Quentin Tarantino aesthetic Anything Cthulhu You … Continue reading

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Useful Charts: Treasure by Party Level and Sly Flourish’s DM Cheat Sheet

Back when I started running a 4th Edition D&D campaign, the one thing I always lamented as being absent was a decent way to randomly generate sweet, sweet loot for my players to encounter. Then along came the Essentials Dungeon … Continue reading

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Weekly Assembly: School Vacation Week

You’d think that the gaming would slow down over a school vacation week with so many students on vacation. While it feels like things have slowed down here at the Gamer Assembly, it looks like blogging has picked up across … Continue reading

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How’d you like a print tabletop RPG magazine?

We love print magazines. We love the feel of paper, the ability to curl up in bed and peruse the corners of a publication stuffed with content. So, we’ve collected a bunch of our best blog posts into the Call … Continue reading

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Modern Assembly: A 4e Hack

I’ve wanted to work on a modern update of 4th Edition Dungeons and Dragons for a long time. It may seem counter intuitive at first glance. D&D is not a modern game. Dungeons and Dragons celebrates medieval fantasy where the … Continue reading

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