Vampire captured a post-punk feel and aesthetic, married it with gothic horror, and built a gothic-punk world with a classic, ...

As of today (July 2nd, 2026), we are exactly 30 days away from RPG a Day 2026. If you’ve read this blog before, you probably ...

In May my friend and fellow contributor to this blog, Sunglar, posted about how he discovered Awkward GM Corbin‘s “About Me: ...

When we had our first informal gatherings to meet other members of the Puerto Rico Role Players, he was there. He’s been a ...

If you are excited by the miniature hobby I highly recommend you check out One Page Rules. For the price of free you get several complete and fully playable games which you can play using any ...

In the last few years Shadowdark has conquered the hearts and minds of many TTRPG fans by storm. I am pretty sure it even pushed Old-School Essentials of its throne. Everyone is talking about it, ...

Back in July 2010, I wrote a post right here on Stargazer’s World about how comic books were a parallel passion of mine and how deeply they influenced my role-playing games. As I’ve been putting ...

I have a soft spot for the Old School Renaissance. Even though I never played original D&D or owned one of the Basic D&D boxes I have some quasi-nostalgic feelings toward this era of gaming. I like ...

I consider myself a tabletop roleplaying games fan. I have enjoyed playing RPGs for most of my life, I’ve run games myself for over 25 years and I have introduced quite a few people to the hobby. But ...

In Part 1, I talked about my love for Worlds Without Number and how it scratches that specific itch for fantasy d20 gaming. But what about everything else? What about pulp sci-fi, weird westerns, or ...

Even though I think I never watched a full Critical Role session, I’d consider myself a fan. I totally adore their animated series and I own several books related to CR including a book about the ...