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When you get better acquainted with your creations, you will hold your readers' interest, too.

Check out the character designs for DreamWorks Animation's upcoming CGI flick Monsters vs. Aliens. Movie comes out March 27, 2009.

Creating a character is the first and most important step of playing Dungeons and Dragons. With these tips, any new player will be set for a great gaming experience.

Writing character backstory is easy if the writer follows this three-step plan.

Shakespeare wrote "a rose by any other name would smell as sweet" (Romeo and Juliet), but it's hard to image calling it anything else. A person's name should fit, too.

Although the characters in your short stories are not real, you have to make those characters seem real, if you want readers to care for or despise them.

BCI will bring all 27 episodes of the Dungeons & Dragons animated television series to a 4-volume DVD on December 5.

Victoria Howard, based in South Yorkshire talks about why she chose to write suspence thrillers and how she develops the suspense in her novels

Science Fiction and Fantasy authors should take advantage of tabletop gaming resources and methods.

New comers to role playing games often find themselves confused by the unique language of gamers. Here are some of the most common terms, and their meanings.

Artist Sean Galloway talks about his work as character designer for The Spectacular Spider-Man, his creative choices, and Peter Parker's mole.

A MUD, or Multi-User-Dungeon, is a text-based role playing framework that is installed on a host computer, allowing several players to enter via telnet clients.

If your reader doesn't care what happens to your characters, then why should she continue past the first paragraph?

The article covers the basics of Fallen Earth along with an explanation of the games character building system.