Steve Alvesteffer

Creating a comprehensive book of NPC quirks is essential to make fantasy role-playing game encounters truly engaging. While many resources offer diverse approaches to character traits, the goal is to compile them, identify a common “formula,” and develop the ultimate collection of memorable quirks. This will bring non-player characters to life beyond typical archetypes, ensuring every encounter is fun and unique.

A catalog of small adjustments that people can make to their lives to improve. These are little “hacks” someone can make to improve their lives by one percent at a time, in order to make massive life changes for the better over time.

Artificial intelligence can improve your life in hundreds of ways. I’d like to catalog all the different ways you can use AI to improve your life, and show you how to do it.

I’d like to write about and share events from my lifetime, both to preserve my own memories and also to give first-hand accounts of historical events. This kind of a resource may be useful for writers and storytellers who are attempting to tell a realistic story set in the 1980s, 1990s, or 2000s America.

I had fun playing the HeroQuest boardgame with my sons, but we recently started playing Dungeons & Dragons (DnD) instead. It would be a fun project to port the HeroQuest content over to DnD as a new campaign setting.

There is a lot of room for improvement for the StormShock mailing list, and there is an art and science to producing a great mailing list. I’d like to read up on modern best practices in creating an effective mailing list and growing my audience.