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A random discussion on Facebook led me to revisit the languages of Mystara and try to make some sense of its verbal kaleidoscope. I apologize in advance for running roughshod over material already generated (including possibly my own, given how long ago I might have written it). I did peruse and use as a guide much of what I...
In games like DnD, almost anyone can heal themselves, and even NPC could just buy a potion and heal up, but curses are a bit harder to get away from. So here comes the Anti-Curse Hospitals! Helping them with something they cannot just buy their way out!
This week, as we celebrate the triumphant conclusion of our spectacular Savage Worlds 20th Anniversary Celebration Kickstarter, we're bringing you a number of Fast, Furious, and Fun livestreams and interviews over on our official Twitch channel!
Grognardia explores issue #2 of the RPGA newsletter/magazine from 1981.
I asked a general question in /r/osr: where was everyone going to go? Were we just going to weather the storm, or did people have another plan?
This is it folks, the last of the DungeonMorph series drawn and redrawn for the 10th anniversary DungeonMorphs. This is the 8th set in the Lairs series, and the 24th set in total for this edition of the DungeonMorphs.
My Titles are getting long
Magid Nuke’s have already been written before, but what if they arrived after it’s explosion, and are in front of it as they understand what it is, a very nice memorable moment in an adventure
For Every Place the Train Went, A wagon is made, so it starts with your players entering a Wagon that looks like their City, Then as they move in it, they discover Fun universe you and your player like, Transforming the Travel episode in a Memorable One-Off where they live new things, and a small DM challenge, and when the...
So it seems when I go into an LFGS, the RPG section is always a bit Dungeons and Dragons, maybe some Pathfinder, and the loads of accessories for the two games. And many of the new games I see are offered online as a pdf. So I wanted to see what all people are buying from actual brick and mortar stores. And what do you want to...
Lost and forgotten temples are a staple for GMs to put in their D&D adventure to thrill players and provide 5E challenge. Find out how your DnD creations get better!
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The two towers of the “Demon Spires” jut out of the stony terrain offering no entry doors to the curious. A small fortification on the edge of the stony plateau offers access to the tow…
It seems like over the last year or so, Amazon has made the calculation that they can save 10 cents on not packing things properly, and only 0.1% of customers will be bothered enough to return the item*....
I decided to wax philosophic about a theme that tends to pop up in a lot of the games and adventures I write and run. Check it out, and feel free to beg/borrow/steal some of the shrines for your own games!...
Polyhedron was the newsletter of the Role Playing Game Association (RPGA), TSR's official "club" for players of its various RPG offerings. W...
When last we left off, the broad areas of designing an aquatic setting suitable for an adventure or campaign were covered. But what about the peoples? The technology? That’s what this post is all about. Diving into some of the aspects you as a world builder may want to tap. If you missed the first parts, they’re here: Part...
All about DTRPG's July sale, highlighting things of interest to OSR/NSR players.
Two new maps from Dyson....
A way to break down searching into three choices with informed outcomes for each.
Missives from Beyond the Veil of Sleep First off, given the impending collapse of twitter, and the continuing general crumbling of social ...
I have no idea how to crosspost on kbin and I just found this community to ask