Cel­tic Legends: gai­tas, vio­li­nes y danza

Hoy sue­nan acor­des de vio­li­nes y gai­tas y cam­bio de temá­tica para salirme de lo más habi­tual para comen­ta­ros que ayer asistí al espec­táculo Cel­tic Legends en Los Jar­di­nes de Saba­tini, al lado del Pala­cio Real de Madrid. Se trata de un espec­táculo que mez­cla música y danza tra­di­cio­nal irlan­desa, y en este caso en un esce­na­rio muy cui­dado con el ilu­mi­nado Pala­cio Real de fondo: El espec­táculo está creado por el coreó­grafo y bai­la­rín Ger Hayes , cono­cido por haber par­ti­ci­pado como solista en el espec­táculo, de estilo pare­cido, Lord of the Dance de Michael Flatley , creando pie­zas tra­di­cio­na­les que se com­bi­nan per­fec­ta­mente con el sonido en directo que seis músi­cos inter­pre­tan en el esce­na­rio. A estos músi­cos les acom­pa­ñan hasta 14 bai­la­ri­nes en algu­nas de las pie­zas del espectáculo.

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Cel­tic Legends: gai­tas, vio­li­nes y danza

Pro­yecto Arcadia

Como no hay nadie mejor que los pro­pios inte­gran­tes del Pro­yecto Arca­dia para expli­ca­ros de que va la cosa, deja­mos que sean ellos quie­nes os lo expli­quen: ¿Que es Pro­yecto Arca­dia? Pro­yecto Arca­dia es un paso per­so­nal que damos un grupo de auto­res inde­pen­dien­tes en el mundo de los jue­gos de rol. Es a la vez camino, crea­ción, encuen­tro, borra­dor per­pe­tuo y motivo.

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Adven­tu­ring With A Sub-Optimal Party (Part 3) from Dungeon's Master

The Dun­geon Master’s Guide recom­mends that an adven­tu­ring party be com­pri­sed of five adven­tu­rers with all four roles being cove­red. Of course there are going to be ins­tan­ces where only three of four roles are repre­sen­ted in an adven­tu­ring party. Maybe you’re pla­ying in a public game,…

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Ico­sahe­drop­hi­lia Pod­cast, Epi­sode 86: Exit the Dra­gon, Part 4 from Ico­sahe­drop­hi­lia

What do you do after killing a dra­gon? Find out the Bro­ken Pro­mise crew’s ans­wer in “Exit the Dra­gon, Part 4,” recor­ded on April 3, 2010 and pre­sen­ted in the Ico­sahe­drop­hi­lia pod­cast, epi­sode 86! Please lis­ten now or subs­cribe via iTu­nes, Zune, or plain old RSS

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Action: Fai­lure from Kobold Quar­terly Maga­zine: Mons­ters and Magic for D&D Gamers

When it comes to skill cha­llen­ges, fai­lure is not an option. “Of course,” you say. “No one wants to fail a skill cha­llenge.” But this means somet­hing else entirely.

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Action: Fai­lure from Kobold Quar­terly Maga­zine: Mons­ters and Magic for D&D Gamers

D&D Tri­via Archive May 2010 from Cri­ti­cal Hits » RPG

On Twit­ter, I give out little tid­bits about D&D his­tory as I know it or expe­rien­ced it. This means I might not always be right, but at least it's inter­es­ting. You can cha­llenge me on twit­ter or by email.

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D&D Encoun­ters Dark Sun (Week 1) from Dungeon's Master

The first ses­sion of D&D Encoun­ters: Dark Sun was a sink or swim les­son in desert sur­vi­val. This second sea­son of the pro­gram takes place on the world Athas, an end­less expanse of sand and sea­ring heat having been blas­ted life­less by the rava­ging effects of magic. On Athas the majo­rity of the..

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My Favo­rite Role: Matt­hew, What Is Best In Life? from My Girl­friend is a DM

Last night, my cha­rac­ter died. Loq, a sha­pes­hif­ting spe­ll­cas­ter enlis­ted in the ser­vice of the mili­tary of The Mullier Empire, was dis­cor­po­ra­ted in the pro­cess of trying to disarm an arcane shiel­ding device.

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My sum­mer reading list from Gaming Brouhaha » RPG

Our sum­mer holi­days are rapidly approa­ching and that means a few weeks of sun, sand, and…books. I usua­lly get through a bunch of books during my sum­mer holi­day time, inclu­ding seve­ral RPGs. Here’s what is going with me this year: Fiasco &#..

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Cha­rac­ter Roles: The Hea­ler from Life and Times of a Phi­lip­pine Gamer

There’s a com­mon impres­sion that there’s no job more than­kless than being a Hea­ler. Much like the Tank, they don’t really get a lot of the glory. Howe­ver, unlike the tank, the loss of a hea­ler is somet­hing that pla­yers try to avoid at all costs. Ever­yone knows that hea­lers are…

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Cha­rac­ter Roles: The Hea­ler from Life and Times of a Phi­lip­pine Gamer

Ico­sahe­drop­hi­lia Pod­cast, Epi­sode 74: Enter the Dra­gon, Part 1 from Ico­sahe­drop­hi­lia

If you can’t handle the com­bat, stay out of the desert! That’s what our heroes will learn in “Enter the Dra­gon,” a four-part Ico­sahe­drop­hi­lia adven­ture arc that kicks off in epi­sode 74.

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4e D&D Game Sty­les – How Does the DM Decide? from DM Samuel's RPG Musings

One of the sug­ges­tions in Chap­ter 1 of the Dun­geon Master’s Guide (DMG) is to inform your pla­yers of the style of game you will run before the game starts. This is sug­ges­ted so that the pla­yers can are pre­pa­red for the world in which their PCs will be living, and I think it is

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Friday’s 4E Free­bie – Dusk by Mike “Gabe” Krahu­lik from NEUROGLYPH Games

“Please don’t take offense, but we’d appre­ciate it if you’d refrain from hun­ting in this imme­diate area. We have to stay incons­pi­cuous, you unders­tand.” ~ Car­lisle Cullen (Twi­light, 2005) Look, let me set the record straight right from the start – I am not a Twi­light fan. I also don’t judge folks…

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A 4e D&D Rules Ques­tion: Tele­por­ting What You Can’t See from Dungeon's Master

DMs are encou­ra­ged to say yes whe­ne­ver pos­si­ble in 4e D&D. But in a recent game we expe­rien­ced a situa­tion that was very unu­sual and saying yes didn’t seem appro­priate. As the DM I said no at the time but agreed that we should do some inves­ti­ga­tion before the situa­tion hap­pens again.

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I Have Found a New Home! from DM Samuel's RPG Musings

I have suc­cess­fu­lly trans­por­ted all of my posts and links over to the new home for this site: http://www.rpgmusings.com/ Please stop by and take a look at my new digs! There will be some small for­mat­ting chan­ges in the next few days, but things are gene­ra­lly com­plete. There is now an email…

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