Mike Myler is a freelancing RPG goblin (or goblin that freelances for RPGs?), regent, the editor for the excellent EN5ider Patreon, and the Project Manager for Level Up: Advanced Fifth Edition. You can also find his marks in the N.O.W. book for the What’s Old Is New RPG, on www.mikemyler.com […]
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NPR Sunday Puzzle (Jun 2, 2024): Name That Writer Q: Think of a famous writer with a three-word name. The first two letters of the last name followed by the first two letters of the middle name followed by the first two letters of the first name, in order, spell […]
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PaizoCon lived up to its calling as a “celebration of all things Paizo” with new product reveals for Pathfinder, Starfinder, a board game crowdfunding announcement, and more. Pathfinder Rulebooks The Pathfinder Design Team took their segment of the Keynote to look ahead to this year’s rulebook releases—including Pathfinder Player Core […]
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Darryl Mott is a tabletop gaming and media journalist with bylines from outlets including Ain’t It Cool News, EN World, and Zombie Orpheus Entertainment. He also makes videos for YouTube and does live streams on Twitch as well as doing post-production and editing for the Morrus’ Unofficial Tabletop RPG Talk […]
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NPR Sunday Puzzle (May 26, 2024): Lights, Camera, Action! Q: Think of a well-known actor of the past whose last name is also a brand name. Remove the last letter of the actor’s first name and you’ll have a product produced by that brand. What is it? We could have […]
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Mike Myler is a freelancing RPG goblin (or goblin that freelances for RPGs?), regent, the editor for the excellent EN5ider Patreon, and the Project Manager for Level Up: Advanced Fifth Edition. You can also find his marks in the N.O.W. book for the What’s Old Is New RPG, on www.mikemyler.com […]
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NPR Sunday Puzzle (May 19, 2024): Easy as 1, 2, 3… Q: Think of a famous film with a three-word title (six letters in the first word, three letters in the second, and four letters in the last), in which the first and last words are rhymes for consecutive numbers. […]
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NPR Sunday Puzzle (May 12, 2024): Mother Earth Q: Think of a well-known seven-letter geographical name in a single word that has just two consonants and yet is pronounced in five syllables. I’m seeing a genus of aphids in the anagram.
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I like the emphasis on tool use. The base 5e ruleset really doesn’t give enough love to tools, so I’m glad Level Up has been changing that. It’s one of those things I go back and forth on in my head. My knee-jerk reaction is “you know how to do […]
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