Post by: Grant Rodiek A peer and I were discussing his new design recently. I noted that his game featured a large number of Actions, which led to a really interesting discussion about the number of actions available to a player, accessibility, arbitrarily limiting players, and more.

I bumped into Chevee Dodd on Twitter. A few weeks ago, he approached me about writing about his upcoming game, Scallywags, on this site. I was a tinge apprehensive at first, as I didn't know him that well and I don't want Hyperbole Games to just be another PR platform.

Jay Treat is a really smart designer. If you follow him, interact with him, or attend an UnPub to play his games, you'll quickly agree. He's thoughtful, and direct. I wrote a post about rules writing on my old blog.

The article is another one that may be of questionable value to you, dear reader. I just know that I think about these things all the time and one of the purposes of a blog is to catalog thoughts. Also, as with all posts, perhaps it'll generate a conversation? What are your goals?   Post by: Grant Rodiek When setting out to do things, grand things, things of great import, I find it useful to set goals.