This was originally posted over on RPG.net where it’s produced some interesting responses. Despite the fact roughly 10,000 times as many people will see it there as here, I want to put it here as well… There seems to be … Continue reading →
This is the first of what I hope shall be many creatures from my slowly-developing 4e world of Dungeons and Dinosaurs. If the “Mortal” world is filled with giant lizards… what are the beasts of the Feywild like? A lot … Continue reading →
Space Opera is one of the classic FGU (Fantasy Games Unlimited) RPGs, meaning, it has insanely detailed and complex rules and a reputation for nigh-unplayability. When I was 16, I was able to roll up characters in it. Can I … Continue reading →
Why They Haven’t Fixed Your Bug Yet And, Why You’re A Moron For Asking “How can they worry about adding three new hats when the server crashes every week???” answered! OK, crybabies. Listen up. On every MMORPG related board, I … Continue reading →
The goblin knifethrower — keep away from the walls!An an experiment, after designing this in 4e, I tried to replicate it in 3.5. share: Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook Share on fark share via Reddit Share … Continue reading →
The bloodseeker — an undead hound which will find its target anywhere in the world… share: Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook Share on fark share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Subscribe to the … Continue reading →
Lizard takes a fond look at a game he found in the bargain bin fifteen or so years ago… ever wanted to be a typical modern American soldier in a world filled with orcs and goblins? Well, here you go. … Continue reading →
Star Ace! A bold game of heroic rebels fighting a galactic empire, with the aid of semi-mystical powers! No, this is the one without the official license! Watch as I read the classic mid-80s rules and create a character! share: … Continue reading →
R u a looser? Don’t be — Read Grammar For Gamers! (Updated 2/20/2012) Hi there. This is an attempt to consolidate all of the most common, and most annoying, errors in spelling and grammar seen on gaming boards, and in game … Continue reading →
Kobolds! Nasty, sneaky, shifty (especially in 4e) little beasts! This assortment of kobolds is just perfect for mines — they can create pits and traps as they fight, changing the battlefield with each round! share: Bookmark on Delicious Digg this … Continue reading →