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For questions primarily about play-by-post gaming, a game format where communication is handled asynchronously in text. This includes playing by post (aka "snail mail") as well as email, posting boards, forums, blogs and other asynchronous text mediums.
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How can I run a successful play-by-post/play-by-e-mail game?
I ran a PBeM game for several years, and have done a number of successful and "failed" with others. I've only done free-form this way, though. (I call it "Collaborative Fiction" when talking to non-ne …
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What RPG systems work well online? [closed]
I have a number of RPG-loving friends, but they're unfortunately scattered around the world. I'd like to run a game with them online, using emails or message boards or something of that ilk. (like rpo …
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