The Story Engine Blog

By James and Seth of the WorldCraft Club Podcast I remember standing at a dock in Erie Pennsylvania and looking out over the vast expanse of Lake E...

By Kaelan Doyle-Myerscough This question might sound a little lofty—after all, for many of us worldbuilding is a hobby. But regardless of what insp...

By C. R. Rowenson What’s up storytellers? Now that the Deck of Worlds Kickstarter campaign is all wrapped up, I’ve been thinking a lot about worldb...

By Aaron Voigt If you’re a Game Master who has just sat down to sketch out the details of a new campaign, there’s a lot going through your head. Wh...

Guest blog by Héctor González In my previous guest blog I touched on what worldbuilding is and why it’s helpful for your creative efforts. Now I'm ...

Guest blog by Brandon Crilly Solarpunk is still a fringe genre, with a body of work that will hopefully get unpacked in depth when I’m older and gr...

Guest blog by Héctor González Have you ever experienced a work of fiction so delicious, that by the end you only wondered how it felt so enjoyable ...

I'm thrilled to announced that the standalone sequel to The Story Engine Deck has just launched on Kickstarter! Deck of Worlds helps you build lore...

Whether you're a D&D player or a Dungeon Master, we've all been there: the party is camping between towns, or exploring a story sidepath, and t...

Guest blog by Juce from the Master The Game YouTube Channel. Everyone prepares for a game of Dungeons & Dragons differently. A lot of people I ...

This is the final part of Pedro Galicia's 4-blog guest series about how to handle it when the party takes your D&D campaign off the rails! Par...

This is part 3 of Pedro Galicia's 4-blog series about how to handle it when the party takes your D&D campaign off the rails. Part 1 was about p...