When I decided to write a classic, OSR-feel RPG, I was also thinking about setting. My goal was to keep the project small and focused on creating a rule-set. At the time, I wanted to create more of a toolbox, similar to Mork Borg, Knave, Cairn, and 1-page RPGs. But setting kept creeping into things. After Kickstarter, I chose to create a zine format for Dungeonmor. This allowed me to put everything from the RPG-On-A-Screen project into it and to expand the material. Key to

For several years now, I've been an active, public RPG host. I've even gone so far as to organize monthly events, bringing RPG game masters together to run multiple tables of games that were open to the public. My focus became teaching people to play RPGs. Some pretty big changes have happened over the time I've spent running public games. RPGs have exploded in popularity, yet a shortage of GMs has also emerged. The growing consumer base seems to be outpacing individuals fac