Chitin And Creativity, Part III — In 3D! And the bad 80’s references continue… First, a quick catch-up for our audience (hah!) just now tuning in… In Part I, I introduce the Cha’k, an insectile race being designed for 4e. … Continue reading →
The Cha’k Part 2: Electric Boogaloo My gods, I’m really dating myself with that lame "reference" to 25 year old pop culture. Anyway, back to the Cha’k. (Hey, that rhymes!) When last we left our intrepid game designer, he… that is, me… … Continue reading →
The Cha’k A Race For 4e and FantasyCraft It’s not really my intent to make this blog nothing but an exercise in "Lizard talks about how much he loved Arduin back in 11th grade", but when I start tracing back … Continue reading →
Moebius Adventures An RPGBloggers Network Small-Press-Week Entry So I joined RPGBloggers Network a month or two ago. Someone decided it would be a good and fun thing to have bloggers give small press games (and when you consider the size … Continue reading →
Dragon Magic (Part II) OK, we’re many days off-schedule at this point, so let’s skip the rambling and jump right to the meat — Defensive and Utility Draconic Cantrips!
Continue reading →Dragon Magic Well, it is now Saturday, so this has been another embarassing week for Breakfast Crunch being on-schedule. I’m hoping to do some quick catch-up and be back where I want to be by Monday, where the cycle of … Continue reading →
Ooze Dragon It is difficult to say with certainty precisely how the creatures known as Ooze Dragons came to be. The dominant theory is that they were created by the Demon Lord of Slimes, most likely in mockery of a … Continue reading →
Ooze Dragons So I had a plan for Tuesday, and that was that I’d dig up some other strange old third party supplements from the 1970s and see what kinds of wonky dragons I could find in them. Well, that … Continue reading →
Violet Dragon For details on how and why this beast came to be, please read Dragons and Dungeons. Violet Dragons are curious and strange beasts, possibly a form of elemental dragon. They are extremely rare, and are sometimes confused with … Continue reading →
DRAGONS (and Dungeons) So there I am, 14, and flipping through a friend’s Monster Manual (First Printing of First Edition, the one with no illustration for the Eye Of The Deep, and of course the classic Sutherland cover, and my … Continue reading →