Morrow Project
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
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 →
Mummified Parrots
He Says He’s Not Dead Yet
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
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 →
Painguin
Painguin! Served Several Ways This image appeared on a Facebook group I follow, and I impulsively swore to stat it up. (Since it’s not a gaming group, it’s not like anyone would care if I followed up on my impulsive … Continue reading →
Handbook Of Traps And Tricks
The Handbook of Traps And Tricks Published By Dragon Tree So It’s Not The Dragon Tree Book of Tricks And Traps, Which Is What I Kept Thinking It Was (And That’s Why The “Mandela Effect” Is Bullshit, Because Human Memory … Continue reading →
The Pun Is Mightier Than The Sword
The Pun Is Mightier Than The Sword Which Is A Pun, So, It’s Kind Of Recursive Which Is What People Do When I Tell Jokes, They Curse And Recurse Get It? Get It? Sigh. My Talents Are Wasted Here. (A … Continue reading →
Octoskeleton
Octoskeleton Because It’s Halloween. And I Was “Inspired”. “Inspired” Means “I Felt I Should Post Something And Work Is Such A Bear Lately My Inspiration Tank Is On ‘E’” Numerous versions of the image to the left (or wherever your … Continue reading →