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Keith Stanley is a writer, roleplayer, and self-described 'setting geek.' He started his gaming career at age five and now plays every system he can get his hands on. Reach him at Keithgames (at) gmail.

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Roleplaying news: Pathfinder sells out

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Roleplaying book review: Divine Power

The newest book in Dungeons and Dragons Fourth Edition’s Power series, Divine Power, focuses on four classes, similar to its predecessors...
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Gaming 101: What roleplaying books should I buy?

Especially with a recession limiting the funds of gamers and potential new players, it is important to know what books to buy to be able to play....
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Cool roleplay settings: Delta Green

Delta Green is perhaps one of the best known setting alterations for Call of Cthulhu. Produced by Pagan Publishing, Delta Green transports the...
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Cool roleplay settings: Left 4 Dead

Some might question this pick; after all, Valve's Left 4 Dead is a zombie game and every system has a zombie setting or at least zombies as an...
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Gaming 101: What roleplaying game is right for me?

Finding a system to roleplay in can be a tricky proposition, because there are a few very well known systems and a great number of lesser known...
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Roleplaying book review: Eberron Player's Guide

The Dungeons and Dragons Fourth Edition volume of the Eberron Player’s Guide is not a book that introduces completely new or unfamiliar material...
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Roleplaying book review: Pathfinder Roleplaying Game

Pathfinder Roleplaying Game from Paizo Publishing is an interesting system. It is, at its core, essentially the Open Gaming License version of the...
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Roleplaying book review: World of Warcraft the Roleplaying Game

World of Warcraft the Roleplaying Game, which was previously the Warcraft Roleplaying Game, is perhaps one of the shining moments of collaboration...
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Roleplaying advice: winning

When I’ve described roleplaying games as one of my hobbies to those who’ve never experienced them before, the first question I have often...
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