Monsters From the Abyss! And By “Abyss”, I Mean, “A Forgotten Folder on My Hard Disk” I’m poking around at continuing a Pathfinder 1e project I started in the early twenty-teens and then forgot about. I realized that if I … Continue reading →
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The Monstrous Civilizations Of Delos
The Monstrous Civilizations Of Delos I Wasn’t Sure About This Until I Saw The Chapter on Succubus VD Now You Get To See It, Too I tend to not care about setting information in my RPG material, preferring to write … Continue reading →
Bloody Torch
Bloody Torch Another Random Spell Because I Need To Keep This Alive I edited 6K words this morning — go, me! — and decided to reward myself by finally posting something here after three months, but I wasn’t sure what. … Continue reading →
Murder Map
Murder Map What Happens When A Link To An Article About Medieval London Gets Thread-Drifted Into A Discussion About Gary Gygax? This Happens OK, so, I need to credit David Emami for the suggestion of how to add “a map … Continue reading →
Space Quest II
Space Quest II The Wrath Of VohaulQuest See, When I Was Researching Space Quest Last Week, There Were A Gigaquad More Links To The Classic Sierra Game So, I Figure, Let’s Stick A Reference In And See If It Gets … Continue reading →
Bloodmouth Carnist
Bloodmouth Carnist Introduction OK, the move is technically complete… we’ve been living here for two weeks, but there’s still a lot of stuff in boxes. Among the stuff in boxes is my copy of Welcome To Skull Tower, which is … Continue reading →
Hackmaster 5e
Hackmaster 5e This ain’t your father’s Hackmaster. The original Hackmaster was based on AD&D 1e and 2e, put through a psychedelic blender and cranked up to 11. The only mechanics from that version that really remain in this one were … Continue reading →
The World Of Synnibarr
The World Of Synnibarr OK, first off, let me note I have a few weird psychological issues with the World of Synnibarr, because I bought my copy (the first edition of the game, with the lion man cover) at an … Continue reading →