Tips for Running a One-Shot Game
Happy January! Here at MCG we’re starting to think about the summer convention season (because the event submission deadlines start […]
Tips for Running a One-Shot Game
January Is New Gamemaster Month!
Join Us in January and You’ll Be a GM by February! What do you call someone who’s thought about GMing—who’s
January Is New Gamemaster Month!
Numenera Crafting Made Easy
Numenera Destiny introduces robust salvaging and crafting rules that let characters convert the remnants of the prior worlds into beneficial
Running Your Game Like A Boss
“Like a boss.” INFORMAL used to say that someone does something very well: I’m going to help you to GM
What’s In Your Best Game Ever?
Last week, we announced our next big thing: Your Best Game Ever! Not a rule book, but a tool book,
What’s In Your Best Game Ever?
How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The GM’s Chair
New Gamemaster Month has lots of people excited about GMing for the first time, whether with Numenera, Unknown Armies, or
How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The GM’s Chair
Your Game: Bite-sized Inspiration
Whether you’re exploring a setting for the first time or seeking fresh inspiration for an existing campaign, story hooks and
Your Game: Bite-sized Inspiration
Getting Weird in the Ninth World
The world of Numenera, the Ninth World, set a billion years in the future, is a strange place. It’s a
Getting Weird in the Ninth World
Player Perspectives: Learning Through Play
Player Perspectives is a regular feature here on the Monte Cook Games website, penned by guest writers—players of Numenera, The
Player Perspectives: Learning Through Play
What Does the Dinosaur Say? Coo, Quack, Bellow, and Buzz
What Does the Dinosaur Say? Coo, Quack, Bellow, and Buzz When we think of dinosaur sounds, most of us think
What Does the Dinosaur Say? Coo, Quack, Bellow, and Buzz
Adding a New Person to Your Established Gaming Group
Perhaps one of your existing players moved away and had to leave your game. Or maybe there’s someone at work
Adding a New Person to Your Established Gaming Group
Your Game: The Fear Factor
Horror has been a part of RPGs since the early days—certainly since the initial release of Call of Cthulhu back