Opening up storytelling to those who have never played
Why our games are designed so that a table of beginners can start on its own, without an experienced game master.
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Story Family Fantasy: reinventing the card game, from family solidarity to shared adventure
A collaborative, deeply positive card game that starts as a card game anyone can play and opens up, step by step, into a genuine epic of adventure and an introduction to role-playing.
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Wallow Wide: when the gaming table becomes the set of an American crime series
Each session is designed as a tense episode of about an hour of television, each campaign forms a full season, and the people around the table are the headliners of their own series.
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Designing an introductory booklet: the art of supporting the director and bringing the table along
An introductory booklet is aimed first at the person running the game: how to support them, structure the story in three acts and bring the table along without asking for any prior reading.
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Why a role-playing table needs silences
Silence is not dead time: it is often where the best scene is being prepared.
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