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Category Archives: Columns
Map of the Month: In the beginning…
A few weeks ago I was browsing the Profantasy forums, and I came across a post by someone looking for advice on creating a style reminiscent of the maps in the Hobbit and the Lord of the Rings. That got … Continue reading
Posted in Cartography, Columns, D&D Nostalgia, Map of the Month, World Building
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RPG Tech Talk: iBooks Author
In my last column, I talked about my opinion that current eBook formats are not really suitable for RPG publications, where typically a greater level of control is required over the precise layout – unlike a novel where the ‘flow’ … Continue reading
Posted in Columns, RPG Tech Talk, RPG Technology, Self-publishing
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May Update
Halfway through the month and I’m only just starting! As I mentioned here, there is a least a good excuse, but its certainly taken longer to get back on track than I’d hoped. Still the Content Calendar is updated with … Continue reading
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Scheduling Problems…
When I put the Content Calendar publication schedule for April together, I kind of neglected one thing! 🙂 At the end April, we’re moving house (well, actually, back into our house … long story…) and my schedule has gone to … Continue reading
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Wizards Watch: A Smorgasbord
What with PAX East seminars and and a rush of blogs its been a busy time in DnD Next land. That of course launches a cascade on comment in the blogosphere! 🙂 Actually I’m beginning to think WOTC have made a bit … Continue reading
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April Update
As I mentioned in my ‘Map of the Month‘ column for March, the month really flew by. Once again I did manage to publish 7 posts, including all 5 of my regular columns, although it was touch and go. In … Continue reading
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Map of the Month: Jonathan Roberts Style City Map
So March has flown by, and this column missed the boat slightly in terms of publication, and significantly in terms of the content I had wanted to publish 😦 As the title suggests, my aim was to complete a set … Continue reading
RPG Tech Talk: The PDF Dilemma (Part 2)
In Part 1 of this article, we looked at the PDF security options that are available natively in the Acrobat PDF format itself. These included the ability to password protect and encrypt a document, as well as control actions that … Continue reading
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