February is one of my favorite times of the year as a duet tabletop game designer. We see a boost in interest and interaction around Valentine's Day, and it's my birthday month too! Holidays, … [Read more...] about Adapting One-Shot Adventures for your Duet Game
Mechanics
The Number One Thing You Should Know in Your Duet Game
Way back in April of 2019, I wrote a post about the difference between a fantasy world driven by characters' internal conflicts and a fantasy world driven by external conflicts or world events. (You … [Read more...] about The Number One Thing You Should Know in Your Duet Game
Tabletop for Two and a Sample Campaign Sketch
Hello wonderful duet-ing friends and community, I hope this post finds you well. The beginning of the year is a difficult time for me as it was this time in 2021 that I lost my father. This was … [Read more...] about Tabletop for Two and a Sample Campaign Sketch
Feeling Stuck? Navigating DM Blocks in your D&D Game
As a writer, I'm embarrassed to admit that I used to be one of the people who said "there's not such thing as writer's block." In my work as a writing professor, yes, I think in most cases that's … [Read more...] about Feeling Stuck? Navigating DM Blocks in your D&D Game
What Allies Are For in Duet Gaming
and why it pays for your PC to have friends! It's really hard for me to believe, but our home Steymhorod game is coming to a close! In case you're not yet familiar with our work and worlds, … [Read more...] about What Allies Are For in Duet Gaming
Small PC Tweaks for Big Story Impact
Greetings dear duet-ing friends! I am so happy to be writing to you today, and I'm really excited to share my reflections from our duet game this past weekend! In this post, I share the newest PC … [Read more...] about Small PC Tweaks for Big Story Impact
Being Powerful Is Fun: Roguish Reflections on Our Duet, Part One
Greetings our wonderful duet family, and happy 2022! This first post of the new year is also the first in a new series: Roguish Reflections on Our Duet. If you're part of our newsletter … [Read more...] about Being Powerful Is Fun: Roguish Reflections on Our Duet, Part One
How to Run Low-Combat Duet D&D
How can you adapt your one-on-one D&D campaign if your player isn't fond of (or is actively opposed to) combat? We have a few ideas for you in this post! Keeping reading below or, if you … [Read more...] about How to Run Low-Combat Duet D&D
