by Jake Ciarapica In 2017 I wrote an article for this blog called “Librarian’s Report: Dungeons and Dragons in the Library.” I have been amazed
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Tag: D&D
Call for Presenters: TTRPG virtual mini conference- March 31, 2023
Exciting news all! The Games & Gaming Round Table (GameRT) of the American Library Association is looking for presenters for its 2023 one day mini
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GNCRT / GameRT Crossover
Book Review: The Adventure Zone: Here There Be Gerblins By Milo Cameron This series is a collaboration between ALA’s Gaming Round Table and the Graphic
Read moreUpcoming Webinar: Critical Hit
Our April webinar on Pokémon programs was a smash hit! We had 117 unique views from the US, as well as UK, Canada, Italy, Poland,
Read moreConfessions from an RPG Nerd: the character creation #31daychallenge
I don’t know about you, but figuring out RPG programming this year has been nuts. How do you handle virtual games? Do you use Zoom
Read moreRunning a West Marches Campaign – A Flexible Approach to RPGs for Libraries
By Jennifer Burdoo As youth services manager of a medium-sized library, and the only gamer, I have the freedom to run RPGs for kids and
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Librarians report: Dungeons and Dragons in the Library
For the last year, I have been running a once a week game of Dungeons and Dragons (D&D), at the Aberdeen Branch of the Harford
Read moreGames folks on libraries: Johnnemann Nordhagen
In a lovely piece of synchronicity, our second game designer profile is from one of the founders of The Fullbright Company, Johnnemann Nordhagen. (You may
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