Seven things I've learned about NPCs

snagged from a tweet, what are seven things you've learned about writing in general, writing for gaming and gamers, or for the citadel?

The basics behind the 100 Word Submission

Why is psuedo-Medieval Tolkien-esque fantasy the heart of the fantasy RPG genre?

A Scrasamax rebuild/rewrite incorporating elements of Vampire the Masquerade, Requiem, and some stuff that I made up or borrowed from popular Vampire culture. Without background knowledge of the Vampire game or system, most of this might not make much if any sense.

The beginning of the 21st century was marked by the leading world powers staking their claims to strategic resources. Foremost of the resources was petroleum. Each nation stated that it was willing to go to war to secure these vital resources. This was not an empty claim.

Teens and Vampires, How to tell if your Son or Daughter has Fallen for One of the Undead

A Temple of the Sun Pamphlet

Being a Decepticon is a deep and personal decision, one not taken lightly.

The Zombie Strain, as the infection was most commonly known, was actually identified as PrP-1174, a prion.

Diseases. Incomplete and currently abandoned

Be it a tank, mech, aircraft, or warship, the same basic rules apply for writing speculative fiction about them.

Inspiration comes from strange places

Mistakes were made, people will be held accountable

An evaluation of the limited advancement of technology in standard genre fantasy.

Laser Pistol: "Sears $49.99"

Moonhunter ~ commenting on guns versus swords

A boring factual retelling of the complete history of the world

The inanimate remnants and dry husks of ideas left stillborn.

Luchildsburg? Yeah I remember that place, they had the black ale that tasted so bad.

In an age of lawlessness and war, there is one man who stands up against bandits and tyranny. That man is Michael Long, aka…the Gunman

Those other lists of 30