Greetings! I am conducting a study on the ability to transfer skills developed during 5 sessions of Dungeons & Dragons into career life. To conduct…
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Blowing Off the Dust
It’s been a while since I wrote anything here. I do apologize. My dissertation schedule went haywire, and I was looking for a job, and…
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I received an e-mail from GenCon… well, let me just post it for you: Accepted for Consideration Dear Chris Mackey (ID: XXXXXX), SEM19146613 Leadership Training…
Leave a CommentIn previous articles (pt 1, 2, and 3), I’ve talked about various aspects of character creation for a role-playing game (in this case, Pathfinder) that…
Leave a CommentIn the two previous articles (here and here), I’ve addressed some of the very basics of character creation while moving into the more complex statistics…
Leave a CommentThis article focuses on a more technical aspect of character creation: Hit Points, Modifications, and Bonuses. Strap in, it’s going to be a bumpy ride!
Leave a CommentTwitter always has some fun hashtags. Writer friends of mine like to do #TipsyTalk or #TipsyChat where they grab a glass of wine and discuss,…
Leave a Commentusinesses have long used a technique called role-playing for various training purposes: The sales representative plays the part of the ornery customer while the sales manager models appropriate techniques to overcome objections. Targeted role-play scenarios such as the sales example are common in the business world. But, role-play in the form of a game that is completely removed from the working situation may have benefits for training, as well.
Leave a CommentI’m late on getting this to you. I fear, the quality probably suffered for it, as well. But, I offer you the best I could…
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