The Handbook of Traps And Tricks IV The Voyage Gnome (No Gnomes Involved) Welcome, one and… one, probably…. to the fourth part of my exploration of the Handbook of Traps and Tricks by Dragon Tree! In the prior part, we … Continue reading →
The Handbook of Traps And Tricks III Greyhawk Drift (No Greyhawk Included) (See, It’s Like “Tokyo Drift”, only, “Greyhawk Drift”, because Old School.) When last we left our intrepid author, he had just finished writing about… erm… lemme see… Posts… … Continue reading →
Rot-Weiler In Multiple Breeds “If making up post-apocalyptic monsters based on horrible puns is wrong, I don’t want to be right.”(Me) Well, I didn’t plan for a month between updates — again — but I also didn’t plan to not … Continue reading →
The Handbook of Traps And Tricks II The Trappening Featuring Doors (Which You May Want To Light On Fire) After far too long, we return to the Dragon Tr… Handbook Of Tric Traps And Tricks from Dragon Tree Press. For … Continue reading →
The Morrow Project A Look Back At A Better, Happier Time, When We Knew Who The Bad Guys Were Damn, It Was Nice To Only Worry About Commie Nukes. I have no idea, really, why I’m writing this. I have … Continue reading →
Arms To Alligators Does What It Says On The Tin Inspiration Comes From Odd Places So, I’m 95% done with a chargen article on The Morrow Project (early 80s version) and I have been for several weeks, for reasons explained … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →So, yes, long time w/out updates. There are reasons: The first few months of the year are “busy time” at work. Were busy time at work. Because I got fired (whole division was laid off, not even for viral related … Continue reading →
Stormslain Because Anything Is Inspirational If You’re Trying To Avoid Work For AD&D and Pathfinder 2e So, after staring at Scrivener somewhat, I reluctantly realized I wasn’t getting past a story block. Also, I avidly add alliteration. This led to … Continue reading →