The Portal In my pocket
Creating stories brings people together!
My goal is to share my love for stories with everyone.
On my blog you will find content for,
- Worldbuilding
- Creating Characters
- Fleshing out stories
- Advice for new GMs wanting to enhance their RPG campaign creation.
- And some book reviews just for fun!
What is The Portal In My Pocket?
The Portal In My Pocket is a blog dedicated to exploring character creation, worldbuilding, and storytelling in tabletop RPGs, along with personal book reviews.
How can I contribute to the blog?
You can contribute by sharing your own experiences, insights, or stories related to tabletop RPGs. Feel free to reach out through the contact form or comment on posts to engage with the community.
What topics are covered on this blog?
This blog covers a wide range of topics including character creation, worldbuilding, storytelling techniques, and reviews of books. Expect engaging discussions and resources.
Is there a community aspect to the blog?
Yes, The Portal In My Pocket encourages community interaction through comments, guest posts, and social media engagement. Join us to share your passion for stories and connect with like-minded individuals.
How often is new content published?
New content is published regularly, with a focus on providing fresh insights and reviews. Subscribe to stay updated on the latest posts and discussions that fuel your creativity.
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Book Review of Beauty Reborn by Elizabeth Lowham
Stars (Out of 5): ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Beauty Reborn by Elizabeth Loham is a wonderful fantasy novel full of whimsy and charm from beginning to end. It has everything from an adorable romance to deep themes of overcoming trauma and learning to trust again. The story is a rewrite of the classic fairytale Beauty and the Beast.
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How to write Story-driven Dungeons
Honestly, as someone who really loves story progression, I hate dungeons. To me they have always felt like busy work that keeps me from the story. So, when I began GMing I was a little despondent trying to figure out how to create dungeons that weren’t a place where stories went to die. I couldn’t
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Are You GM Material?
You’ve fallen in love with stories and worlds. You’ve spent hours sitting around a table with your friends cultivating stories you know you will never forget. And then you get that itch– you want to be the one to facilitate creativity. You want the world your friends fall in love with to be of your