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Hamlet’s Hit Points

Posted on September 2, 2010 by Jason L Blair

A couple months ago, I had the honor of proofreading Hamlet’s Hit Points, the new work by esteemed game designer Robin D. Laws. In the book, Robin discusses how stories work and codifies the aspects that you find over and … Continue reading →

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The Three-Headed God

Posted on August 19, 2010 by Jason L Blair

Over at his blog, Daniel M. Perez shares the stomach-twisting playtest premier of his first tabletop design, a reimagining of the popular roleplaying game Vampire. Daniel’s travails at running his first design reminded me of the terror I felt when … Continue reading →

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Back from the Big Show

Posted on August 10, 2010 by Jason L Blair

I rolled home late Sunday night still riding the high from five glorious days spent catching up with old friends, making new ones, and playing some games. I came to GenCon for the sole purpose of seeing friends and kept … Continue reading →

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GenCon on my Mind

Posted on August 3, 2010 by Jason L Blair

I’m heading out to GenCon Indy soon, my first since 2006, and I’m quite excited to see a lot of friends I haven’t in that time and hopefully come away with a few more. I’m going as a civilian this … Continue reading →

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GenCon Indy

Posted on July 22, 2010 by Jason L Blair

It’s been a busy couple weeks here as one major project wraps up, a minor one finishes, and I start on some really exciting new ones. Operation: Awesome is moving along well. I’m excited for the future and will keep … Continue reading →

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