Today, I’m talking to Jess Ross about her experience writing for RPGs. Jess has written several modules for D&amp;D in places like the Uncaged Anthology, and in Pugmire (a variation of D&amp;D 5th edition where everyone plays as dogs! She wrote for the supplement Morti Corgi’s Scroll of Mysteries, and just everything about that game is adorable.)
We also talk about a problematic aspect of TTRPGs that is somehow still a staple in tons of games. And we discuss Jess’ current work on a neat project called Multiverse which will help adventure writers and players everywhere to share and experience cool stories.
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 <li>Logan: <a href="http://www.twitter.com/LoganJenkins" rel="nofollow">@LoganJenkins</a></li>
 <li> Jess: <a href="http://www.twitter.com/WriteJessR" rel="nofollow">@WriteJessR</a></li>
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S1E3 - Sean McCoy - Meeting players where they are

Welcome to Game Mechanics, a show about Tabletop Roleplaying Games from lots of different perspectives. Each episode, host Logan Jenkins brings in an industry insider to talk about different aspects of Roleplaying games. Whether it’s system authors, module writers, content creators, personalities in the industry, or something else we haven't thought of yet, you’ll hear folks talk about every aspect of this incredible hobby.

S1E2 - Jess Ross - Writing for TTRPGs