James Grimes

James Grimes is new to the role play community and since joining, has loved every second of it. As an avid writer and reviewer he started his career writing video game reviews and later writing movie reviews, his hobbies are writing, video game history, photography, role playing and reading. He keeps irregular sleeping patterns and uses the chimney breast as target practice and writes essays on misanthropy and the outlook and future of mankind. James has tried writing 4 blogs but constantly forgets the passwords to them all.
James lives in Derbyshire (that place you always go through on the train).
So there I was a few months back, drawing maps and making lists of NPCs, assorted fluff and then the night of the game was upon me and I'd forgot one vital component... the campaign. Readers will remember me talking about this campaign a few months back, completely designed from ...
Can campaign books be too constricting at times?
In my little and limited experience with role playing games, I've run what must be collectively 3-4 campaigns and one shots and one thing I have always had issues with was campaign books. As I've said previously I like free roaming, wide open ...
The world moves in very mysterious ways so when my friend told me about DestinyQuest all he had to say to me was "It's a game book, like Lone Wolf" funny as soon as I found out I was in Waterstones reading a poster that said the author, Michael J. ...
I was talking to a good friend of mine recently about writing and where I'm going with it all later in life and he started telling me about a project he's been working on as of late. He has taken a novel he was writing and converted it to a ...
Recently I've been running my first ever full length campaign on the Savage Worlds system. I sold it to the players as a fully free roam world where you have to think in character about what they would know about the world and populate it with villages and people the ...
As a fairly new role player I feel it is not my province to remark on the overall community, however I feel like I do feel like I'm on the outside looking in, It has gave me some insight into what we can and have learned from the role play ...