Ynas Midgard's RPG Blog

I again missed this year's RPGaDAY blogging event. But hey, at least it's still the same year this time 'round. These will be f...

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This is going to be a short one. In my last post I shared some statistics about the man-to-man tables in Chainmail . Here 's a link to ...

On and off I've been working on Láncvért , a supplement for Kazamaták és Kompániák that integrates most subsystems found in Chainmail ...

Like my lists for D&D-esque games and 2d6 games , here's the final piece: a list of d100 games . I decided not to be strict with my...

Inspired by The Outspaced Shrine , I decided to map my gamebook ventures using Graphviz . Transcribing my written notes into the new format ...

I have been thinking about campaigns and half-prepped adventures I didn't end up running or that otherwise fell through the cracks. Here...

Similar to my somewhat popular (and still maintained) list of D&D-esque games (which began its life as a " comprehensive list of O...

Nightshift is a horror gamebook written by Victoria Hancox and was originally published in 2019. It is a self-contained product, but the m...

This is part of a series where I briefly talk about the Lindenbaum Prize winners and runners-up. This is a friendly gamebook writing compet...

Barbarian Prince is a great little game from 1981. James Maliszewski over at Grognardia posted a short retrospective in 2011, and in 2020...

I usually don't participate in any sort of community blog event for several reasons, but last year's RPGaDay questions seemed inter...