Recent content by Zantan

Is there a way for me to sticky posts in one of my threads? I tried bookmarking posts, but it isn't clear what that did.

Editing the ordering variable manually would be a welcome improvement, but would still require thought and planning. Extending the drag and drop feature to filtered lists would be vastly more convenient.

Could category preferences (e.g. color, whether symbols are used) be reflected in the rss feed? If I have color coded the tags I don't see a need for my players to see the symbols. Additionally, I would love to be able to drag and drop entries to reorder them while filtering the entry list...

I love how I can send selected entries for players to view in the rss link, but some tags that I would like my players to access are not appearing. Is there any way to manipulate the autogenerated list of tags? Below you can see it has excluded sessions 3 and 4. Edit: my solution so far has...

Sorry I wasn't clear, I meant user-defined name lists to feed into custom name generators. However, now that I have investigated further vNext may already have that functionality.

I would appreciate having user-defined name lists. I try to make sure all members of the same faction have names from the same language, and it would be useful if I could access the name lists I've collected through the website.

Hi, I'm Chris from North Carolina. It looks like I'm a little unusual here due to my age (mid 30s) and focus on narrative RPGs. I started out with D&D in ~95 and moved to more open-ended/narrative systems over time (GURPS to White Wolf to Nobilis and now PbtA). I've always loved worldbuilding...

We used Google docs, it worked well enough especially with headers and a table of contents. We also decided it was distracting to define each card as light/dark.

Microscope is weird at first because no one is used to games like that, but it's just like learning a board game, you get the hang of it as soon as you start doing it. As a GM you need to decide which variant to use, learn it well enough to teach it, and choose bookends that are focused enough...

I find the opposite to be true. It takes time to acclimate players to microscope, but it puts everyone on the same page. My players often only pick up on half of the world building I spew at them during a regular session because they are distracted, but if they helped build the world they...