Last week, I quietly put out the first piece in a series I'm calling Lux Adversaria. These are informal essays / zines where I'll be dishing out tips, tricks, and tales from my many years in roleplaying. The debut essay, "Adapting non-roleplaying material for use with fantasy roleplaying scenarios," is already out there, quietly waiting for you to give it a read. It was a low-key launch, giving me the chance to tweak things and get into the groove of this new venture. It’s available at Lightspress.com and DriveThruRPG in PDF format. You can also find it on Amazon, both as a Kindle ebook and in print.

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Lux Adversaria is a series of informal essays where I delve into different aspects of tabletop roleplaying. "Adversaria" refers to "miscellaneous writings" in Latin, representing my personal collections of notes and reflections. The term "lux adversaria" roughly translates to "light of adversity," reflecting my exploration of challenges and difficult topics.

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Berin Kinsman is a writer and publisher in the roleplaying community, best known for his work at Lightspress. He specializes in creating narrative-driven resources that enhance storytelling and accessibility in roleplaying experiences.