Reviewing Top Content from My Old Wordpress Site

Thus far I wrote 33 posts for 2018, totaling over 24K words. That Random Bonds Generator continues to chug along. Its nice to see Witchburner and Dwimmermount join the ranks of perennial favorites. This is the first year without a 2011 post in the top 10.

I wrote 34 posts in 2017, totaling over 35K in words. The first year when Translating Empire Strikes Back into Dungeon World Moves drops off of the list. Yet the The Mah Jong of Tichu continues to draw people to my site.

I wrote 27 posts in 2016, totaling over 17K in words. A year in which no posts of 2016 are in the top 10; A pattern that continues. In 2016 I try to get some consistent gaming going, but schedules refuse to yield. A glimmer of opportunity emerges when I ran Dungeon Crawl Classics for the first time, but it will take until 2017 for that kick into high gear. I’m starting to look towards running a drop-in game at my friendly local game store. I even write up an Friendly Local Game Store (FLGS) quick start.

I wrote 14 posts in 2015, totaling over 10K in words. Like a Phoenix the The Mah Jong of Tichu surges back. I also setup some rules for running a 5E character funnel, akin to Dungeon Crawl Classics (DCC 📖)’s 0-level character funnel.

I wrote 24 posts in 2014, totaling over 13K in words. I pivot away from Burning Wheel and into Dungeon World 📖; I would not stay long in Dungeon World, as Dungeons and Dragons: Fifth Edition (5E 📖) and DCC entered the scene. All the while, I keep eyeing Burning Wheel.

I wrote 33 posts in 2013, totaling over 19K in words. The Random Bonds Generator for Dungeon World and World of Dungeons by John Harper have staying power; Showing up each year since. Also, in this year, I hosted a small game day. I never did revisit hosting another one.

I wrote 83 posts in 2012, totaling over 51K in words. Why, hello Powered by the Apocalypse 📖 posts. This year has my widest variety of games in the top 10. To be fair, I’m grazing on every game I can find in 2012.

I wrote 127 posts in 2011, totaling over 73K in words. If I were to re-publish Life During a Wartime - Random Village Generator, I suspect it would get a lot more attention.