Morno Lives!
So, in my most recent post, I mentioned the art of Morno, aka Brad Schenk, whom I rated as “pretty good”. As it turns out, he’s still around, still drawing, and I’ve actually used some of his stuff for my … Continue reading →
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Arduin Grimoire, Part XIII
Arduin Grimoire, Part XIII Werecritters, Dinosaurs, And Escapes And More This may be a briefer-than-usual article, as I lost yesterday’s writing time to Mother’s Day duties, and today I have my weekly Pathfinder game, and normally I’d just say ‘smeg … Continue reading →
Arduin Grimoire, Part III
Arduin Grimoire, Part III A Man (Hobgoblin, Nixie, Cave Man) Has Got To Know His Limitations Now, we turn to character racial class, level, and attribute limits. You damn punk kids might not know this, but time was, there were … Continue reading →
Arduin Grimoire, Part I
Walking Through The Arduin Triology (And Maybe The Others) Or, Why Didn’t I Think Of This Before? Because I’m Extremely Dim, That’s Why! So, I’ve raved on and on about the Arduin books, how much they meant to me in … Continue reading →
Necromican, Level 8 And 9
Necromican, Level 8 And 9 Featuring Benign Boots Wow. I just checked and realized the last post in this series was written almost a year ago. Fortunately, that wasn’t the last time this site was updated, though it seems that … Continue reading →
The World Of Synnibarr
The World Of Synnibarr OK, first off, let me note I have a few weird psychological issues with the World of Synnibarr, because I bought my copy (the first edition of the game, with the lion man cover) at an … Continue reading →
More Bunnies, More Burrows
Further Down The Rabbit Hole (Why Didn’t I Use That Gag In Part I?) (I mean, it’s not like there’s such a thing as “too lame and predictable” for this blog.) OK, when we last we left our intrepid bunny, … Continue reading →
Bunnies And Burrows Part I
Bunnies And Burrows Well, I did get a request for the Midnight At The Well Of Souls RPG, but after doing an exhaustive look at one sci-fi RPG, I wanted a bit of a change of pace, and B&B was … Continue reading →