Starting a new campaign can be daunting, especially with new players or a new game. One of the best tools a GM can use is Session Zero. A Session Zero is a game session run before a larger campaign in which you and your players talk about the upcoming campaign before you actually run it. […]
Well, the first quarter did not go at all like we hoped. The COVID variant stopped our plans for in-person meetings, and we were back to virtual for everyone’s safety. Now that we are truly into the second quarter of 2022, in-person meetings seem to be an option again. Below is the current way RTR […]
Greetings, RTR! One of RTR’s longest-running and most popular programs is our Semi-Organized Play, or SOP Program. The concept of Semi-Organized Play (SOP) Campaigns is modeled loosely on the concept that Pathfinder and Dungeons & Dragons have used successfully for years. The players in each SOP represent some sort of gathering of characters with a […]
Well, it’s been a full year since the last update. I thought for sure we’d be back at the table by now, but the Delta variant kept the Organizers cautious. RTR is thankful for all of you that have stuck around for the virtual tabletop experience. But what does 2022 hold in store?
On Nov. 4th, the RTR leadership had a meeting. During the meeting, we discussed the following: Changes to Facebook’s Groups Policy: Facebook has changed its group policies. The policy that impacts us most directly is the policy that allows people to “join Public Groups and get updates with a single click, without needing approval.” We […]
