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Faith in Play #33: Psionics

August 4, 2020 by M. J. Young, Chaplain 22 Comments

This is Faith in Play #33:  Psionics, for August 2020. About eighteen years ago, in July 2002, I published Faith and Gaming:  Mind Powers, and thought I had said everything that needed to be said on the subject of psionic powers in fiction and games.  It was republished fourteen years later on our refurbished reformatted … [Read more…]

Posted in: Chaplain's Corner, Faith in Play Tagged: athanasius, bible, deuteronomy, deuteronomy 18, devotional, faith and gaming, false religion, fiction, game, gods, occult, psionics, psychic, reading, religion, st athanasius, st augustine, tattoos

Roll for Teaching 1: Hi class. Nice to meet you all!

July 28, 2020 by Nikolaj Bourguignon 1 Comment

Hi class! Nice to meet you all. I’m teacher Nikolaj, and today we’re talking about games! But first, an introduction. I’m Nikolaj Bourguignon, a graphic designer turned child caretaker turned teacher. I teach Protestant religion in what I think in the United States would be Primary School—kids aged 6-12. I can do this because in … [Read more…]

Posted in: Roll for Teaching, Tutorials Tagged: board games, card games, do pilgrims of the flying temple, dweird, evil hat games, fall of magic, fate, games, happy birthday robot, heart of the deernicorn, john s ross, kids, religion, risus the anything rpg, roleplaying, roleplaying games, roll for shoes, star trek, tabletop, teacher, teaching, writing

Faith in Play #32: Zealots

July 7, 2020 by M. J. Young, Chaplain Leave a Comment

This is Faith in Play #32:  Zealots, for July 2020. Some years back in one of my games an important local military official was murdered, and under the authority of their cavalier the party took over investigating the crime.  They had out-of-character reason to believe that a certain local cleric and his two acolytes were … [Read more…]

Posted in: Chaplain's Corner, Faith in Play Tagged: acolytes, AD&D, advanced dungeons & dragons, adventure grades, alignment, belief, cavalier, chaos, chaotic, characters, cleric, corner alignment, D&D, dungeons & dragons, evil, good, investigation, law, lawful, murder, neutral, neutrality, order, players, religion, rights, selfish, side alignment, simon the zealot, wickedness

Faith in Play #27: Believing Balance

February 4, 2020 by M. J. Young, Chaplain Leave a Comment

This is Faith in Play #27:  Believing Balance, for February 2020. Over a year ago we began a series on the notion that in the Original Advanced Dungeons & Dragons® game system alignment was the True Religion, what characters actually believed.  We have since examined those beliefs in Goodness, Wickedness, Order, and Individualism, the four … [Read more…]

Posted in: Chaplain's Corner, Faith in Play Tagged: AD&D, advanced dungeons & dragons, alignment, chaos, chaotic, characters, cleric, cross-principled, druid, druidic, druidism, druids, evil, faith, good and evil, killing, law, lawful, legal, liberty, neutral, neutrality, nuclear bomb, order, pragmatic, religion, selfish, selfishness

Faith in Play #22: Individualism

September 3, 2019 by M. J. Young, Chaplain Leave a Comment

This is Faith in Play #22:  Individualism, for September 2019. Quite a few years ago now I was playing a character in an experimental Attorney class in a game largely based on original Advanced Dungeons and Dragons™.  I had just successfully defended a player character (an Antipaladin) on a murder and robbery charge, and the … [Read more…]

Posted in: Faith in Play Tagged: ACLU, AD&D, advanced dungeons & dragons, alignment, anarchy, attorney, belief, bill of rights, c.s. lewis, chaos, chaotic, character, CS Lewis, D&D, democracy, dnd, dungeons & dragons, dungeons and dragons, evil, good, good and evil, goodness, greed, individual, law, lawful, lawyer, libertarian, liberty, order, religion, role-playing game, roleplaying game, selfish, selfishness, society, wickedness

Faith in Play #18: Order

May 7, 2019 by M. J. Young, Chaplain Leave a Comment

This is Faith in Play #18:  Order, for May 2019. A lot of people think that lawful (and specifically lawful good) is The Christian alignment in Dungeons & Dragons™.  They think this because they associate it with keeping the rules, and they think that Christianity is about keeping the rules.  I would disagree on two … [Read more…]

Posted in: Chaplain's Corner, Faith in Play Tagged: alignment, chaos, ethics, evil, good, law, morality, religion

Cultures of Northumbria: Elves

June 26, 2018 by mgarcia Leave a Comment

In this series of articles, Michael Garcia shares various custom rules and handouts related to his worldbuilding for his ongoing Northumbria campaign.  The Elves are undoubtedly the oldest known race in the world. Their culture is ancient and largely unchanged, despite the millennia that have passed. Typical Appearance Elves are generally slender and graceful people, … [Read more…]

Posted in: Games, Northumbria Tagged: culture, D&D, dungeons & dragons, dungeons and dragons, elves, fantasy, magic, northumbria, religion, role-playing, roleplaying, roleplaying game, rpg, settings, world building

Faith and Gaming: Miscarriage

November 21, 2017 by M. J. Young, Chaplain Leave a Comment

Therefore do not let what is for you a good thing be spoken of as evil. These words of the Apostle Paul in Romans 14:16 are cause enough for us to tell the world that role playing games such as Dungeons & Dragons™ are a good thing which Christians can and perhaps should embrace, enjoy, … [Read more…]

Posted in: Chaplain's Corner, Faith and Gaming Tagged: cult, cults, D&D, dnd, dungeons & dragons, dungeons and dragons, evil, faith, faith and gaming, false accusation, FAQ, frequently asked questions, gaming, michael crowe, mj young, mjyoung, relationships, religion, role-playing, roleplaying, rpg, satanism, stephanie crowe, wrongful imprisonment

Deliver Us From Evil — Rules for an Exorcism Ritual

September 19, 2017 by mgarcia Leave a Comment

Deliver Us From Evil Optional Rules for the Ritual of Exorcism “And they cried, ‘Dominus, in Thy name, even wicked spirits are under our dominion!’ And He replied, ‘I saw the Enemy hurled from Heaven like a thunderbolt. You know I granted you power over all the powers of wickedness… Nevertheless, take not pride in … [Read more…]

Posted in: Games, Northumbria Tagged: cleric, clerics, demon, exorcism, fantasy, games, magic, possession, religion, roleplaying, rules, settings, world building

Faith and Gaming: Pagans

December 20, 2016 by M. J. Young, Chaplain 5 Comments

Late last year (2002 at the time of this writing), on what I hope I may be excused for calling an inauspicious day, someone known to me only by an Internet screen name, somewhere else in these United States, was persecuted for being a gamer.

Posted in: Chaplain's Corner, Faith and Gaming Tagged: agnosticism, atheism, c.s. lewis, faith, faith and gaming, fear, gaming, god in the dock, is theism important, paganism, persecution, protest, religion
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