The Spellcaster’s Bible, Part V Brand New Year! Same Old Jokes! Well, Not Quite Weekly, But Less Than Two Weeks! Let’s See How This Goes Ninth Level Spells Conjuration Spell This spell allows the caster to conjure “any of the … Continue reading →
The Spellcaster’s Bible, Part IV The, Uh, King James Version? I Know People Who Consider That A “Truer” Bible Than The Original Texts I’m Gonna Be Really Reaching When This Gets To Parts V And Later, Huh? Sixth Level Spells … Continue reading →
The Spellcaster’s Bible, Part III Apocrypha I Mean, All The Coolest Stuff Is In The “Lost” or “Forbidden” Books Which Meant ‘This Stuff Is Too Freaky For The Council Of Nicea’, Which Fits With The Relationship Between Arduinesque Third-Party Content … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →The Spellcaster’s Bible, Part II The New Testament? That Means Part III Would Be, I Dunno, Book of Mormon? Part IV Would Be, What, Dianetics or Something? I’ll Burn That Bridge When I Come To It share: Bookmark on Delicious … Continue reading →
Opening It Up So, OK, let’s see what’s in here! We begin with some fluff text about how this book was originally the creation of an evil wizard named Parlan Blackstone, who was so evil he died… erm.. saving another … Continue reading →
Twilight 2000 Part 2: New Moon When last we left our intrepid proto-tagonist (’cause he wasn’t done. Get it?), we… er… uhm… lemme reread that, I’ve been neck-deep in the fun kind of post-Apocalyptic game, with mutant humanoid rabbits and … Continue reading →
Twilight 2000 Because Everything Old Is New Again Unfortunately A few months ago, I got some mileage (well, more like yardage, given the quality of my jokes) out of the hi-lair-ious certainty that the Russkies would start WW3 leading to … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Cooper’s word-sense was singularly dull. When a person has a poor ear for music he will flat and sharp right along without knowing it. He keeps near the tune, but it is not the tune. …This is Cooper. … His … Continue reading →