Your current Dungeon Master Introduction post URL looks like this:
http://wordweaving.co.uk/?p=13
... which is awful for usability, findability and SEO purposes.
Most websites now use more friendly URLs that give a sensible URL for every page/post, usually based on the date/title of the post in question. If you also did that and switched to the pretty version URLs, your Dungeon Master post would instead be something like:
http://wordweaving.co.uk/2013/dungeon-m ... roduction/
See? That's much better, and has lots of benefits:
* the URL fully describes the resource - if I see that URL posted on another website without any context, I can instantly work out what the content of the post will be
* the URL now contains keywords which help Google and other search engines index your post
* the URL is editable and creates "find-ability" to other parts of your site. I could read the new URL and guess that if I deleted the /dungeon-master-an-introduction/ part, the URL would now end in 2013 and thus should show me all the posts from 2013. And lo and behold, if I try it, that's exactly what I'd see 'cos that's how WordPress works
Find-ability through editing URLs in your browser is a useful way of navigating the web - you've probably done it yourself even without realising.
Whereas if all your posts are simply /?p=13 then all the above benefits are lost.
Please setup these Pretty Permalinks now, and do it before you write any more posts: it's the best option for your site long-term. You can ignore most of the tech speak in the article I linked to, and jump straight to this bit:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Using_Permal ... _structure
I suggest either going with the "Postname" option, which will give you something like this:
http://wordweaving.co.uk/dungeon-master ... roduction/
...or I suggest putting the year in there too (it helps with organisation). Select "Custom Structure" and enter
/%year%/%postname%/
You'll get URLs like this:
http://wordweaving.co.uk/2013/dungeon-m ... roduction/
. Anyway, last week I started up a website (with help from a friend, whose server is hosting it). It's http://wordweaving.co.uk (because wordweaver.co.uk was taken 
) and there isn't much there atm, but basically I'm just talking about computer games I've played...sort of an introduction and starter guide sort of thing, explaining the basics of the game, how to play it, that sort of stuff, but not being a proper walkthrough. I'm just gonna go through games I like, really, and maybe some people will read about it and decide to play those games and have some fun as a result. That's about it, really.
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