Paul Bellow Paul Bellow

Paul Bellow is a LitRPG author, gamer, RPG game developer, and publisher of several online communities. In other words, an old school webmaster. He also developed and runs LitRPG Adventures, a set of advanced RPG generators powered by GPT-3 AI. Here at LitRPG Reads, he publishes articles about LitRPG books, tabletop RPG books, and all sorts of DND content that's free to use in your personal tabletop campaign - i.e. non-commercial use. Enjoy your stay and reach out on Twitter or Discord if you want to make contact.

Exploring Strategy in Turn-Based Roguelike Games

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In the rapidly evolving landscape of video games, certain genres manage to retain their charm and appeal, persistently attracting new generations of gamers. One such genre is the traditional, turn-based roguelike game. With its unique combination of strategy, chance, and high stakes, …

How a DND Backstory Generator Can Inspire Creativity

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The art of character creation is a dance between imagination and rules, where vibrant personas spring from the mind’s theatre to find a home within the framework of tabletop RPG systems. In the realm of Dungeons & Dragons, this creative process takes …

The 12 Best TTRPG Gifts for Tabletop RPG Gamers

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TTRPG gifts for all the naughty and nice on your tabletop RPG friends list! The tabletop RPG landscape is vast and varied, offering endless hours of adventure, camaraderie, and imaginative fun. Whether you’re delving into treacherous dungeons or navigating intrigue-filled courts, every …

Grand Rebirth of Traditional Turn-Based Roguelikes

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If there’s one thing that gaming has taught us, it’s that everything old can be new again. Just as platformers, shoot-’em-ups, and beat-’em-ups have had their renaissances, the traditional turn-based roguelike, a genre steeped in gaming history, is currently enjoying a resurgence. …

Resurgence of Traditional Turn-Based Roguelike Games

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Hello there, fellow adventurers and dice rollers! Isn’t it just bewilderingly fantastic how the gaming landscape constantly shape-shifts like a pixelated polymorph trying to fit into an ASCII dungeon grid? One moment we’re knee-deep in high-definition, open-world sagas, the next, we’re resuscitating …