The Cow and the Recharge
Approximate time to read: 1 minutes. I will be running Symbaroum at Concrete Cow for the morning session (10am) in Milton Keynes, 10th September 2016. The […]
Discussion
Just the Battle, Not the War
Approximate time to read: 5 minutes. Even the richest crop feeds on decay For the last two nights, I ran a bit of an improvised game […]
May Pact Update
Approximate time to read: 2 minutes. A brief update on The Iron Pact and Symbaroum. I have been REALLY busy over the last month with another […]
The Iron Pact on Patreon
Approximate time to read: 1 minutes. After posting more than 80 articles and more than 62,000 words of content, I have realised that I can […]
Z is for Zeal
Approximate time to read: 8 minutes. The A-to-Z Challenge offered an opportunity to show me just how engaged I could become with a game or setting. […]
Y is for Yes, and…
Approximate time to read: 3 minutes. Not advice specific to Symbaroum and not to be used without care and consideration, but I have found in running […]
M is for More Symbaroum
Approximate time to read: 2 minutes. Sorry about this one – but I have an event in Sheffield – Seven Hills – this weekend that has […]
I is for Iron Pact
Approximate time to read: 3 minutes. The true nature of the Iron Pact, its extent and true purpose, remains elusive, an idea at best steeped in […]
The Right Balance
Approximate time to read: 3 minutes. If you check out the comments for the Two Characters More post, you will see Isak and me having a […]
Not Sure If
Approximate time to read: 1 minutes. This weekend I have the opportunity run Titan Wake a second time – following the successful run last weekend at […]
I Don’t Always
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Symbaroum – Story and Balance
Approximate time to read: 3 minutes. Symbaroum has a place in your gaming world. Or it should. A fantasy filled with Elves, Trolls, Undead and Witches, […]
The Symbaroum Funnel
Approximate time to read: 4 minutes. Dungeon Crawl Classics has something called “the funnel”, an adventure approach that takes a large number of very low-level characters […]
