Author Archives: lescorvides

Here is my revision for my A.G.E. project, a Call of Cthulu module titled “Blood in the Bayou”. Blood in the Bayou

Here’s our (the Barbershop Quartets’) D.I.E. project, a Twine based text adventure game titled “Turn The Page / Save the Princess”. In the game you are a noble adventurer, going on a grand quest to save the princess of the land. I hope you enjoy! Turn The Page / Save The Princess Game Design Document

This is a playlist created by my group and I, consisting of video game soundtracks we enjoy and songs we like to listen to while playing games. These tracks include everything from songs from Hotline Miami and the Elder Scrolls: Oblivion, to prog-rock and Death Grips. Personally my favorite video game soundtracks are energetic, excitingContinue reading “Kill the DJ”

Describe, at some length, the following:• The genre of your game.• A short (1-2 sentence) synopsis or ‘elevator pitch.’• A longer, paragraph-long description.• A statement about the purpose, and audience for your game. List out short descriptions of the following:• Key rules (no need to write them all out, but describe what they will cover)•Continue reading “Reverse, Skip, Draw 2, Draw 2, Draw 2”

For my Analog game project, I’m going to be making a Call of Cthulu module. Call of Cthulu, a tabletop system designed to play adventures related to the mythos of H.P. Lovecraft, is a pretty simple game in terms of content. In Call of Cthulu (CoC) modules, players investigate weird happenings until they finally comeContinue reading “It’s Too Late… You’ve Awakened the Gazebo”

My 5 Favorite Analog Games: Dungeons and Dragons Fifth Edition. DnD 5e is how I got started with TTRPG’s, and I love the simplicity of the system, especially how easy it is for newcomers. Call of Cthulu 7th Edition. In contrast to DnD, CoC is a lot harder to learn, but makes up for thatContinue reading “Roll For Iniative”

For my game I’m analyzing I’ve chosen the 5th edition of Dungeons and Dragons. As a tabletop game, I see the primary purpose of DnD 5e as one of collaborative storytelling and expression. Thus, the core engagements for such a purpose would be expression, fantasy, discovery, and narrative. For my analysis I’m focusing on expressionContinue reading “Three Sheep and A Wood”

The most fun I’ve ever had playing a tabletop role-playing game was during a solo session for my friends Call of Cthulu campaign. While I can’t remember the name of the module the premise was simple: the party was all for their own reasons signing up for an expedition to the arctic, the Starkweather expedition,Continue reading “A Critical Role”

This is an example post, originally published as part of Blogging University. Enroll in one of our ten programs, and start your blog right. You’re going to publish a post today. Don’t worry about how your blog looks. Don’t worry if you haven’t given it a name yet, or you’re feeling overwhelmed. Just click theContinue reading “Introduce Yourself (Example Post)”