Peter

One thing I've been asked about a lot when designing sessions for my social skills group is how I plan things. There's a lot of different schools of thought, and I see a lot of people using the lazy DM guide model, but the system I

Had a great chat with David, the Chief Librarian at the Tacoma based Library of Alexandria, an organization that provides a retro RPG library at conventions but also runs games at homeless shelters and boys and girls clubs. Really fun conversation! https://www.twitch.tv/videos/726740685

As quarantine continues, many games have continued to move online, but with no end to COVID-19 in sight, the mental strain of social distancing is impacting more people than ever. Once Summer ends and shorter days and frequent bad weather become the norm, people are going to start struggling even

Quite by accident, I began writing a TTRPG. I misinterpreted a game jam concept, and began writing ideas, and filled with inspiration, and what was a simple idea turned into a whole RPG, which I have christened The Caravan Endures. It is a teamwork focused TTRPG about managing and surviving

One thing I get asked a lot for is advice on starting your applied RPG group. A solid start can spell the difference between a group that lasts a quarter, and a group that lasts for years, so it's very important to be incredibly intentional with how you

The Podcast Untenured Tracks interviewed me and several other therapeutic DMs, Dr. Megan Connell, Amelia Herbst, & Jamie Flecknoe, about how we use D&D in our various practices! Listen here: http://scatterbrainradio.com/blog/2020/06/15/e38-applied-gaming-and-gaming-as-therapy-w-dr-megan-connell-amelia-herbst-peter-jung-jamie-flecknoe/