NPR Sunday Puzzle (Sep 24, 2023): U.S. City Demonyms Q: Name a major U.S. city in two words. Change the first letter of the first word and the next-to-last letter of the second word. Then rearrange all the letters to name the people who live in this city. What city […]
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Interesting article and it ties gaming in with the much wider issues of ageing populations, social policy changes and many other issues.Speaking personally, I was lucky enough to be in a position to retire a couple of years ago at 58 and I’ve enjoyed it a lot. I’ve never played […]
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NPR Sunday Puzzle (Sep 17, 2023): Vacation Places Q: Name a place where many people go for vacation (3,10). Change one of the vowels sounds from a long A to a long E, and the result phonetically will be one reason to visit this place. What place is it? You […]
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Charles Dunwoody started playing and running RPGs with Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (before it was first edition) and is currently GMing DCC RPG. Currently, he freelance writes including articles for EN World and Geek Native as well as his first PDF adventure for Call of Cthulhu: Michigan Mythos: Fall Colors. […]
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NPR Sunday Puzzle (Sep 10, 2023): Creatures of the World Q: Name a creature that has a world capital in its name. Replace the capital with another creature and you’ll get another world capital. What is it? I spent too long trying to end up on DODOMA (Tanzania). I just […]
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Welcome to Highhelm, the undisputed center of dwarven culture. If you want more dwarves and dwarven culture, this is a must have. Built at the end of the Quest for Sky, Highhelm isn’t the first of the Sky Citadels, but it is the most important. What’s inside? There seems to […]
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NPR Sunday Puzzle (Sep 3, 2023): Strumming on the Old Banjo Q: Name certain musical instruments (plural). The first, third, fourth, and fifth letters spell something that holds the things named by the last five letters. What instruments are these? I’m pretty sure I saw this on an episode of […]
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Welcome to the Bundles, Freebies, and Sales News, the weekly column at EN World that helps make sure you don’t miss out on big tabletop RPG bundles, charity fundraisers, and sales from around the internet. Bundles and Sales Note: I have included end dates when listed for the following sales, […]
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The rules for a fair-play whodunnit can make for a fun investigative adventure. Who Done What? Although they’ve since fallen out of vogue, fair-play whodunnits were quite popular with early detective fiction of the 1930s. The term refers to mystery stories where the reader or audience is given all the […]
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