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A daily practice in worldbuilding by Chris Hill, Scrap Yarn Games Back when I was 10 (and rocks were still soft), I loved making mazes. My favorites were the ones that stretched across multiple pages, with different exits to the next page. Some of those exits had monsters waiting on the other side and if you turned the page and hit a monster, well... sorry. You were devoured. I drew a lot of these mazes, and eventually I showed them to some friends who said, “You should be a
Happy New Year! After a little seasonal hibernation, I am officially back at the table, dice in hand, notebooks open, and ideas spilling everywhere. 2026 is here, and I’m excited to share what’s ahead. This year is all about momentum. I’m building on the things I loved working on last year, and giving myself room to experiment, explore, and play. Where You Can Find Me in 2026 I’m keeping my convention travel close to home this year, focusing on my home turf in the Northeast
How to Share Your Indie RPG With the World Part 1:The Digital World By Chris Hill, Scrap Yarn Games So you’ve written a game. It might be a micro-RPG that came to you in the shower, a solo pub-crawl through a monster infested town that was written as a dare ( hi friends! ), or a sprawling campaign setting that you've been working on for years. However your game came to be, sooner or later you’ll reach the same question every indie designer hits: how can I put this into the
