Evil names are popular
Meta-blogging alert
I need to share this with you: the top Google search keywords through which people end up on Dungeon Mastering is “evil names” and “evil name generator”… And these people end up on my semi-rant article about generators: WTF: evil name generator
What’s troubling is that over 1,000 people ended up on this site because they were looking for an evil name generator! This really fascinates me. I wrote once about evil names and hundreds of people found out about it! Hopefully journalists and bloggers who write about important issues get found too.
5 month anniversary
I was digging down in my website stats because I was celebrating 5 months of Dungeon Mastering – even I promised myself I would be on blogging vacation.
Anyhow, here are the articles that got the most pages viewed. read them if you haven’t:
- What’s your inner D&D character? (55,000)
- Famous D&D last words (15,000)
- 300+ free D&D maps (6,500)
- 80+ free D&D adventures (6,400)
- Top 50 RPG websites (5,000)
- WTF: evil name generator (3,000)
- D&D instant campaign builder (2,000)
- How to prepare a great game in less than 30 minutes (1,500)
- Mad map drawing skills (1,500)
- D&D4E will be the worst RPG ever (1,300 – way more than the less incendiary D&D4E will be the best RPG ever)
I hope you didn’t mind the shameless self-promotion!
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I don’t mind. Nice stats imo, considering that you’re writing such a small niche.
To put a positive spin on that figure perhaps people are so, essentially, “good” that they have problems coming up with evil names and so need assistance?