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Tag: Dungeons and Dragons

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Game Day: Campaign’s End

September 10, 2017 Ken Newquist Game Columns, Game Day, Games, Role-Playing Games

Broken Land, my lunchtime D&D 5th edition campaign, is ending. Begin in 2015 and consisting of 25 1-hour episodes, the campaign is about to hit it’s finale. It’s a strange sensation. I’ve run a lot of campaigns over the years,[…]

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Radio Active #89: Run Geek Run

September 4, 2017 Ken Newquist Nuketown Radio Active, Podcasts

On this episode of Nuketown Radio Active I revisit the button-smashing happiness of Diablo III, soak in the nostalgia of Sonic Mania, and catch up listeners on a few of my Dungeons & Dragons campaigns. After that I delve into[…]

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A god reaches out to coach an adventurer inside the hidden shrine.

Game Day: One Shot Death Trap

September 3, 2017 Ken Newquist Game Columns, Game Day, Games, Role-Playing Games

The Hidden Shrine of Tamoachan is an Old School death trap of a dungeon. Originally released as a tournament module at Origins in 1979, the adventure was subsequently published as a module for Advanced Dungeons & Dragons. In 2017 it[…]

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#RPGaDay2017

August 31, 2017 Ken Newquist Games, Project Updates, Projects, Role-Playing Games

RPG-a-Day is an annual event in which bloggers spend a month talking about different aspects of role-playing games. Rather than spread this out over several blog posts, I’ve rolled up my entries into one mega-post. Day 1: What published RPG[…]

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Game Day: Let Me Tell You About My Dwarven Battle Mage

May 7, 2017 Ken Newquist Game Columns, Game Day, Games

When D&D 5th Edition came out, my gaming group launched two playtest campaigns. Obsidian Frontier was a sandbox campaign set in the early days of our homegrown city, Obsidian Bay. It was focused on trying out the new rules and[…]

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Radio Active #87: The Show Awakens

March 6, 2017 Ken Newquist Nuketown Radio Active, Podcasts

After slumbering for four years, Nuketown Radio Active returns to find a world transformed. In this show I’ll get up to speed on what’s changed around the ol’thermonuclear burg, and what you can expect to see in the future. I[…]

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Eberron Campaign Guide for D&D 4th Edition

August 20, 2009 Ken Newquist Game Reviews, Games, Role-Playing Game Reviews

Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition gets its second full campaign setting with the release of the Eberron Campaign Guide, a setting that combines pulp, noir and everyday magic and offers a sharp break from standard D&D fare. It’s a setting[…]

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Crawling through Maure Castle

September 30, 2005 Ken Newquist Games, Role-Playing Games

My gaming group is comprised of mid-twentysomething-to-mid-thirtysomething gamers who love role-playing, who enjoy delving deep into the intricacies of a plot, running down leads, fleshing out a setting, and generally immersing themselves in the campaign. Yes, there’s hacking, and yes,[…]

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Nuketown is a speculative fiction website that’s been published continuously since 1996.

It’s publishing focus is articles, reviews and editorials about science fiction, fantasy, and horror with heroic overtones. It covers a variety of topics within the speculative fiction genre, including games, movies, soundtracks, books, and websites.

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