Another August, another bout of #RPGaDay is ready to go!
For the last two years I've participated in this project, where gamers from around the world share their experiences and opinions by answering one question a day, for each day in August. Consider it an "Internet GenCon" for those who can't (or don't want to) make the journey to Indianopolis.
For the last two years I've participated in this project, where gamers from around the world share their experiences and opinions by answering one question a day, for each day in August. Consider it an "Internet GenCon" for those who can't (or don't want to) make the journey to Indianopolis.
There were concerns if the there would be a new set of questions this year, the folks over at the RPG Brigade stepped up to the task. The questions can range from simple one-word answers to monster treatises on role-playing, so I'm grateful they gave us a two-and-a-half week headstart to mull over the questions.
Of course, this announcement throws off the painting, modelling, and wargaming schedule I had just conceived this past weekend. It also doesn't help that I'm already up to 190 blog posts that are hiding backstage in either draft stage, or already scheduled to post. Having 221 blog posts like that can't be too bad.
It doesn't mean that the rest of the blog goes silent, either. The #RPGaDay posts will appear at 6:00am Eastern every morning. Regular subjects and "breaking gnome news" will appear at noon and 3pm, as needed.
Of course, this announcement throws off the painting, modelling, and wargaming schedule I had just conceived this past weekend. It also doesn't help that I'm already up to 190 blog posts that are hiding backstage in either draft stage, or already scheduled to post. Having 221 blog posts like that can't be too bad.
It doesn't mean that the rest of the blog goes silent, either. The #RPGaDay posts will appear at 6:00am Eastern every morning. Regular subjects and "breaking gnome news" will appear at noon and 3pm, as needed.
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