About Me
I'm Sean Nittner. Gamer. Podcaster. Convention Organizer. Twitch Streamer. Evil Hat Project Manager. Cal Performances…
Pedagogy of Play
Willem over at The College of Mythic Cartography and my own podcast on icebreakers led to a discussion about teach people through games, specifically teaching people games through games. Breaking down all the components of a game into easy to digest and fun to learn steps.
I applied this to a Mouse Guard game that I ran at the Endgame Minicon: Into the Wild – Spring 1152. Here are the exercises:
Reliance on NPCs
Lev Lafayette from RPG Review (and tcpip on LJ) asked me a few weeks ago…
The Pedagogy of Playing Mouse Guard – A Crazy Circle of Life
The irony of the loop between (I hope I'm getting the order correct) Jason Godesky,…
Props on the brain
I love props. I think they are great. Wish I had pictures as they would…
Three thoughts after listening to the Durham3
None of this is new. Just made me think. Secrets are more fun when all…
An RPG wish list… in progress
Here is a wish list for my RPGs. It’s a work in progress as I’m…
Conflict Resolution System Idea
I've been thinking about this for a while and I think that the FATE/Dresden Files…
More Fuel for the Fire
I’ve been reading the Burning Wheel forums and realizing that my approach to tests has…
Defined by Struggle
If I were to say to your character "what struggle means more to you than…
