Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Videogames are notorious for including "minigames" or sections where you play another, typically smaller and lighter, game inside the game with mixed results. Some people love them, and others hate them. But what about Tabletop RPGs? How do you include something that goes one step further than a special subsystem or resolution mechanic and all the way into being a minigame? And how do you do it without disrupting the ongoing campaign? Join us as we explore the secrets of minigames in TTRPGs!
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Videogames are notorious for including "minigames" or sections where you play another, typically smaller and lighter, game inside the game with mixed results. Some people love them, and others hate them. But what about Tabletop RPGs? How do you include something that goes one step further than a special subsystem or resolution mechanic and all the way into being a minigame? And how do you do it without disrupting the ongoing campaign? Join us as we explore the secrets of minigames in TTRPGs!
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