The Broken
The Broken Tortured Undead for AD&D 1e and Pathfinder 2e Because Once The Idea Crawls In, Only Writing Can Get It Out AsĀ I’m sure no one has noticed (since no one reads this), updates have been sparser than usual … Continue reading →
The Broken Tortured Undead for AD&D 1e and Pathfinder 2e Because Once The Idea Crawls In, Only Writing Can Get It Out AsĀ I’m sure no one has noticed (since no one reads this), updates have been sparser than usual … Continue reading →
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 →
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Continue reading →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 →
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 →
Dragon Tree Delian Book Of The Dead, Part II Of Ghu-Knows How Many Parts It’s Not Like I Plan These Things Remember Our Motto: “Free, And Worth It!” Firstly, while I called this The Dragon Tree Book Of The Dead … Continue reading →
Zombees Or Does It Work Better As Zom-Bees? Not Sure. OK, let me get this out of the way early: I am 99.99% sure that I am not the first person to stumble on this particular horrid pun and make … Continue reading →
So there’s a new article over on WOTC about the art for undead. I had some comments to make, and I’m feeling egotistical enough that I think they might be interesting reading. (If you don’t click the link, the writing … Continue reading →