Laser Leech
Laser Leech! It’s a Leech! With a Laser! Last night, I am sitting in bed, when the words “laser leech” suddenly appear, unbidden, in my mind. I debate whether or not to send myself an email with the words “laser … Continue reading →
Tag Archives: AD&D
Golden-Tongued Mummy
Golden-Tongued Mummy With Several Variants Well, after a month where I published more articles here than in the past several years combined, it should surprise no one I took some time off. What might surprise people is I’ve actually been … Continue reading →
Rot-weiler
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 →
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
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 →
Hammerhead Shark
Kill Kittens, Back and Forth
Kill Kittens From George RR Martin To Arduin (Or Vice-Versa) To You Now In Two More Exciting Flavors By Which I Mean, Rules Systems Just Want To Be Clear On That So, back in 2008, when this blog was on … Continue reading →
Prismatic Blade
Prismatic Blade Dual Statted For Old School And New Coloring The Text Like That Was a PITA. I Had To Select Each Letter. I Wish I Knew More CSS. I Don’t Like The Blue Background, But The Yellow Didn’t Show … Continue reading →