[Friday Map] Ochre Rock – a level 2-3 encounter
This week’s map started out as a doodle on a post-it note and a player getting ahead of himself and …
Monthly Archives: March 2011
[Random Thursday] Strange Stones
Standing stones are an immediate fantasy hook because of most of our obsession over the megaliths such as Stonehenge. Doubly …
[XCrawl] Dungeon Judges
XCrawl is/was a very cool idea for a d20 D&D setting. Extrapolate a Dungeons & Dragons inspired modern world using …
Reskinning Dragons
I occasionally hear people bemoaning the trivialization of dragons in Dungeons & Dragons… and yet I see very few dragons …
[WoD: Mummy] Tutu the Doubly Evil, Bane Mummy
After statting out Michael yesterday, a starting Mummy straight out of the character generation rules for the World of Darkness …
[Wod: Mummy] Michael the Vampire Scholar
One of the cooler supplemental supernaturals in the World of Darkness through the old World of Darkness iterations were the …
Blog Birthday Retrospective
Since Thursday was the 2nd anniversary of the blog, I thought I should take a poke at the site stats …
[Friday Map] the Ancient Temple of Torrel
Another multi-level pencil-drawn dungeon map this week – one I haven’t had the opportunity to use yet myself. Drawn in …
[Random Thursday] Happy Birthday to the Blog
Two years (and 505 posts) of irregular and semi-coherent posting. Things To Do To Celebrate a Bloggiversary Drink some Scotch …
[Labyrinth Lord] Stag Centaurs
A semi-mythical breed of centaurs related to the elemental plane of earth (or possibly the home plane of the wood …
[Labyrinth Lord] Monster Cards, Part 1
A few months ago I proposed these things on the Goblinoid Games forums, and got some pretty positive feedback. Take …
[Star Frontiers] Simple Carnage Upgrades
I love Star Frontiers, and I expect we’ll be back to playing it soon as our Rogue Trader game is …
[Location] The Granite Mount
Weathertop is such a canonical element of everyone’s memories of the Lord of the Rings that I of course had …
