· 10 min read
The Campaign Was Always the Category
ScryMarket started by solving inventory and economy pain. 2.5 is the first release where the larger vision becomes visible: a place where your campaign can actually live.
· 29 min read
The Psychology of Loot: Why Your d100 Beats a Billion-Dollar Algorithm
The games industry spent billions reverse-engineering why loot feels good. Turns out, you already have every tool they're trying to simulate — you just didn't know it yet.
· 11 min read
Your Players Have Too Much Gold
Your TTRPG economy is running on one person's effort — yours. Gold sinks won't fix that. Tradeoffs will. Here's how to build an economy that works for you.
· 9 min read
Stop Using Spreadsheets for Swords
TTRPG inventory is broken. The fix isn't just better tracking. It's recognizing that inventory can be a place where stories happen.
· 7 min read
You Don't Have to Grow Your Own Tomatoes
The myth of the wholly original GM is holding you back. Great GMs curate, adapt, and combine. The creativity is in the selection, not the raw materials.
· 9 min read
Encumbrance Punishes the Players Who Use It
The most dropped rule in TTRPGs fails not because of friction, but because it penalizes engagement. The fix isn't better enforcement. It's giving players a reason to care.