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What’s the Point of Game Designers? with Game Designer Jay Dragon

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If you haven’t heard of award winning game designer Jay Dragon, well, you’re missing out. Jay’s games Wanderhome and Yazeba’s Bed & Breakfast have been huge hits in the TTRPG world and it’s definitely worth keeping an eye out...
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I Went to Gen Con and Figured Out Why Everyone is Chronically Online

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Gen Con is a crazy choice for your first convention ever, but I’ve never been one to back down from a challenge. Thanks to folks at Goonhammer approving my press badge and my relative proximity to Indianapolis, it was...
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Turn Order’s Favorite “Specific” TTRPGs

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Some tabletop roleplaying games try to do it all, to serve as a system of guidelines for any kind of story you could want to tell. But for every GURPS or Fate, there are a dozen games with more...
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Turn Order’s Guide to Making a TTRPG Character as Cool as the Baldur’s Gate 3 Party

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One of the many striking aspects of Baldur’s Gate 3 is the complexity and depth of each party member’s backstory. On a first playthrough, I thought these backstories seemed like a bit much compared to an average tabletop campaign. It...
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Orbital Blues, Inevitable and more with SoulMuppet Publishing’s Zachary Cox

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Zachary Cox, aka JellyMuppet, is part of the team behind SoulMuppet Publishing, best known for Best Left Buried and Orbital Blues. They’re also a Goonhammer patron and recently a participant in Turn Order’s Vampire: the Requiem game… which led...
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Turn Order Plays Vampire: The Requiem

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Are you a fan of vampires, political intrigue or the kind of stories only roleplay games can create? We’re excited to tell you all about something we’ve been working on for a bit: Turn Order Plays Vampire: The Requiem, our...
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Monster of the Week: How Genre Improves a Game

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The more time I spend playing TTRPGs and trying new ones, the more interest I have in genre-specific games.  It makes a lot of sense for how most people I know play these games: we think of a cool basis...
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Creating Your Own Murder Mystery TTRPG Game

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Running a true murder mystery game can be a daunting undertaking. Many TTRPG campaigns have a mystery at the core, but that works in the GM’s favor as they have the opportunity to change unrevealed information as the story...
Board Games

Turn Order Reviews: TTRPG Bundle for Trans Rights in Florida

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This week’s Turn Order is dedicated to an amazing bundle of TTRPG games, supplements, and one-shots dedicated to a noble cause: fighting for transgender youth and rights in the state of Florida. While Organized by Rue (ilananight) and hosted...
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Onslaught is a Fast and Fun Dungeons & Dragons Skirmish Game

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Dungeons & Dragons: Onslaught distills D&D combat to a two-player system, creating a fast-paced skirmish game with surprisingly good pre-painted minis. It’s a perfect offering for the kind of player who just wants to power through to the next...
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