Black Friday Starts NOW! Save 20% to 40% on select Dancing Lights Press Titles To all of our friends in the United States, Happy Thanksgiving! To everyone in the rest of the world, we hope you’re having a fantastic Thursday! DriveThruRPG has launched their annual holiday sale, starting now and running through Monday. Select Dancing Lights Press titles are 20% to 40% off! Now matter where you’re celebrating this year, how you’re observing the holiday,…
This Week’s Hottest Titles: 29 November 2020 Here are this weeks hottest titles from Dancing Lights Press for the week ending 29 November 2020. Adventure Generator Vol. 1 $4.99 Building Monsters $4.99 Adventure Generator Vol. 2 $4.99 Building Adventures $4.99 Hippogryph Codex $4.99 Building Theme $4.99 Building Worlds $4.99 Building Characters $4.99 Names and Their Meaning $4.99 Phrases and Names $4.99 The Black Weekend Sale is Going On Now As if you haven’t already heard…
BLACK WEEKEND, the end of 2020 is coming, and a print-on-demand update. This is the Reality Check, the Dancing Lights Press weekly newsletter for 28 November 2020. There’s not a lot to report this week. I’m pretty much in a holding pattern until the end of the year. Which is nice, because it allows me to focus on writing. The plan is for me to actually take a little time off. Can’t go anywhere, because…
Building Series Toolkits [BUNDLE] The Building Series is a line of bestselling creative aids for tabletop roleplayers. Each volume focuses on one aspect of roleplaying, like character development, worldbuilding, or adventure design. The books are system-agnostic, meaning they were not written for one specific set of mechanics, genre, or setting. The examples provided are high-level and generic, allowing you to adapt and apply them to the roleplaying system of your choice. This special bundle contains the following…
This is a post Berin wrote on his personal blog about Adventure Generator Volume 1. One of the reasons I reject the premise that tabletop roleplaying is a game is because so much of its value lies in the power of story. The reason I think TTR is important is that it helps people learn how to tell stories. I’m not saying that the hobby teaches that, per say. It’s such an integral part of…