Wish you could keep roleplaying forever? The forgotten techniques of bluebooking will let you keep playing anywhere and anytime. You’ll be able to explore your character and the campaign in completely new ways, adding depth and creativity to every adventure. ENnie Award-winning RPG designer Justin Alexander gives you the simple tip and tricks you need.
Advanced Gamemastery: Bluebooking
September 14th, 2023
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My group is experimenting with an asynchronous game over Discord chat that is working out to be similar to Bluebooking. There is no table session for this game. It tends to fade from attention for a week or two and then have a flurry of input that might advance a scene or play out an encounter. If we’re lucky, we’ll get things resolved before going dark again.