Some Of The Roots Of Role-playing Games

The Secret We Should Never Let The Gamemasters Know Is That They Don't Need Any Rules.

I Think A Lot Of What I Was Taught, Gathered, And Learned Is Worth Keeping. Heritage And "wisdom" And Simply Personal Family And Local History Enrich The One Able To Tap Such Information. As It Is I Wish I Had Garnered More From My Grandparents And Parents.

There Is No Winning Or Losing, But Rather The Value Is In The Experience Of Imagining Yourself As A Character In Whatever Genre You’re Involved In, Whether It’s A Fantasy Game, The Wild West, Secret Agents Or Whatever Else. You Get To Sort Of Vicariously Experience Those Things.

Send Anyone Claiming That Their Rpg Activity Is An Art Form My Way, And I'll Gladly Stick A Pin In Their Head And Deflate It Just To Have The Satisfaction Of The Popping Sound That Makes. One Might Play A Game Artfully, But That Makes Neither The Game Nor Its Play Art.

When You Master Role-playing [gaming], You Become Immersed In An Activity That Is Peerless Among Leisure-time Pursuits.