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(5e) The Sunken Village of Little Corth
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By Dylan Hyatt Self Published 5e Level 2 The PCs travel across a necrotic
marsh (the Grey Creeping) to a sunken village where, upon being transported
back ...
Gibsons 100: L'Attaque
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Gibsons is one hundred years old. Founded as H. P. Gibson & Sons Limited in
1919, it is the oldest manufacturer of board games in the United Kingdom as
we...
Silver Age Sentinels: Roll Call 2
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*From the web:*
*I know you want to find a sidekick. After all, everyone's doing it. All
the cool superheroes have them. Hey. . . I'll even give you...
Dynamism and the Generic Optimum
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Gotta admit: I love squeezing out new jargon.
*The Generic Optimum*
The generic optimum is the best plan that's printed on your character
sheets.
If your...
Bison
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In the background, an Austin 10 staff car. The figure is from Battlefront.The
Bison was a class of improvised armoured lorry, created by the simple
expedi...
[MODULE] The Nocturnal Table (NOW AVAILABLE!)
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The Nocturnal Table
I am happy to announce the publication of *The Nocturnal Table*, a 60-page
game aid dedicated to city-based adventures, lavishly illust...
Classic D&D, Weapons.
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My friend Chris over on Clash of Spear on Shield talks about Sling damage
versus Large creature. Particularly how sling damage increases versus large
dama...
Alan Moore retires
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More than any other author, Alan Moore transformed the comic book genre
from something (generally perceived to be) for ‘kids’ and ‘teens’ to a
medium capab...
Infravision - part of the Mythic Underworld
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A post by Talysman of "The Nine and Thirty Kingdoms" caught my eye this
morning in my Feedly. "Infravision or Not" is his thoughts on the
disconnect by som...
D&D Sling Damage vs. Large Targets
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In many early editions of D&D, weapons were assigned two damage values: one
for small/medium targets (i.e. man-sized) and one for large targets (giants
and...
Gnolls part 3
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Okay, we’re calling it!
Armor and weapons have been painted with “Armor” paint, stitching painted
with Tanned Leather, a generous wash with sepia, and a co...
The Glass Harmonica by Barbara Ninde Byfield
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This is a strange, beautiful and original work which Scrap sent to me and
which I knew nothing about beforehand.
From the opening pages description;
"The ...
Vigilante Files: 2019 Con Exclusive
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I am happy to announce that I will have something really cool to bring to
Gen Con with me. Josh and I are hard at work putting together the Vigilante
Files...
"Funny Face" D&D Monsters
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Have you ever had one of those sticker books which contains a load of blank
faces and a random assortment of eyes, noses, mouths and the rest, allowing
y...
ENnies 2019 Voting is Live
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Voting for the 2019 ENnies Awards is now live. Here are some of my picks.
2020 Judge
Gotta go with GameGeeks' own *Kurt Wiegel*.
Best Adventure
No contes...
map: Ducelar's Crossing
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Map made available to the public through the support of amazing backers on
Patron, for more information visit https://www.patreon.com/msjackson/ This
carto...
Ten Years of RPG Blogging
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Today marks ten years since I posted the first article on my blog on July
18, 2009: Why Follow Me, And Die! That was a terse few sentences that only
gave...
CC Map
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Do with it what you like!
These maps by Shane Ward (3 Toadstools Publishing) are licensed under a *Creative
Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike ...
On the Spreading Word
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Megadungeon #4 is coming, in about a week.
But there's something that needs to be done first.
The exciting part is discovering new worlds and spaces. How d...
Living in the Netherlands means Learning Dutch
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Since were in the Netherlands now, we need to know Dutch, so we're starting
with at-home free learning services before entering a language school.
Currentl...
Always Say Yes, Never Say No
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I was reminded today of the oft-repeated Old School gaming maxim, “Never
say no.” That typically is a piece of advice to the Dungeon Master, who
should alw...
Nick LS Whelan Project Roundup 2
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I mentioned in my revision of the Bear in Disguise that I ought to fill you
in on all the bookmaking I’m doing. What’s so great that I’m neglecting my
poor...
Marvel Log: Heroes in Space Attack Dire Wraiths
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so to recap:
*Team: *
Shockwire bouncer by night living lightning hero by day!
Jack Frost silver age vet hero returned from years unseen
Lotus break danc...
Felltower Pages Updated
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Before I head out for a longer break, I took the time to update the main
Felltower campaign page, the encountered monsters post, and added a link to my
new...
Sci-Fi: Space 1977
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It's May, 1977. For the past twenty years, there have been two kinds of
space-based science fiction films:
- The adventurous, shiny-chrome-bright, whole...
Lost Tombs update
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No game last weekend or this coming weekend, as I am travelling the
highways and byways of America with my family. I might be able to schedule
a weekday s...
D&D is too VERBOSE (small rant + book suggestion)
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In a little follow-up to the last post, I started wondering if all those
spells in 5e could actually fit a card... Anyway, tried to do my own
version. Just...
Acid Vomit! The Art of Sean Aaberg
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[image: Sean Äaberg - Kickstarter Image]
[image: ACID VOMITTER COLOUR 800]
My old friend and incredible artist Sean Äaberg, whose art you can see on
the cu...
Megadungeon Design Journal #1
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Wherein I begin a journey of megadungeon proportions!
The post Megadungeon Design Journal #1 appeared first on Omens and Portents.
The Hole in the Oak: Layout Preview
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The other day, I posted a bit of info about the upcoming adventure *The
Hole in the Oak*. Today, I want to share some previews of the layout,
including the...
Who's Doing the Appropriating Here?
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Gawdammit. I can't sleep. Two days into a hiatus and now I have to break
it to get this nonsense out of my head.
JB wrote a post about Appropriation on t...
Froghole Dungeon Part One
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Around March of 2013 I began a "by the book"campaign dungeon project as an
outgrowth of the "Setting up a Proper Dungeon" article published in issue.
The i...
U-Con Event Submission is Open!
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It's event submission time for U-Con!
As the OSR Track and Tekumel Track event coordinator I am looking for
Referees, Judges and Dungeon Masters to come ...
The Hero's Journey: Words Matter
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So, as I'm sitting here editing *The Hero's Journey, Second Edition* I
wanted to talk a bit about the game's focus in both this version and the
first editi...
Vision Map 2019
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A while back I posted a Vision Map of OSR projects I'm working on. My
original goal was to finish them in 2018, but that was a bit ambitious.
Here it is ...
Exorcists For Hire
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Three months back I wrote about giving quest givers some kind of existing
relationship to the PCs to make adventures more personal and to create a
stronger...
World of Warcraft Classic
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It’s happened. Like when light hits the event horizon of a black hole.
World of Warcraft Classic is in beta. Actually, I haven’t received an
invite yet, ...
The Withered Crag available now
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I just enabled the sale of the PDF version of The Withered Crag at
DriveThruRPG a few minutes ago, and the custom print version will be
available starting...
Compendium: 48 Hours Left
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We're now in the final 48 hours of the compendium Kickstarter campaign.
This is your last chance to sign up for the limited edition hardcover book.
Generou...
Retail Déjà Vu
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This is going to look familiar to those of you over 30. You may remember
when D&D was sold in Sears stores. I actually never got any of my stuff
from Sear...
Annihilation Rising Goes live
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The latest in Fail Squad Games’ Quick Kick projects has gone live and needs
your support!! This project is only running 11 days and ends on 5/28/2019!
...
Electric Devices
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Bastion is Electric now. There are still Oddities we don't understand,
whether they're from Alien visitors, the output of Underground Machines, or
just thi...
Was Google+ Gaming's Camelot?
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Okay, so it's been a little over a month since Google+ died (at least for
the gaming community), although most of us escaped to new online homes well
befor...
Mysthea (something epic this way comes)
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[image: Mockup of the hardback book]
*An ancient, crystal-encrusted planet is rocked by war. As Kingdom fights
Empire and the borderlands are caught in th...
James A. Smith, Jr. Memorial Video
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A beloved father, devoted friend, and D&D Dungeon Master extraordinaire. We
miss you! To view video, click here Memorial Video
Note - The original video...
Trap Tuesday: A step back
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I will get back to Tomb of Horrors soon. I found a topic that was
interesting enough to take a break. While interacting in a 5E group on
Facebook I talked ...
Cairn Hills Lairs - The 1st and 2nd Fluted Cairns
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I've been noodling on more regional Greyhawk adventure locations, and the
Cairn Hills continue to call to me---there's LOTS of room in them thar
hills for ...
[D&D] More miscellaneous AD&D house rules
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A few more miscellaneous AD&D house rule bits and pieces I've had sitting
around. This material would've been included in the AD&D Companion except
that I ...
Session 4: Into the Wolf Creek Ruins
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Session 4 is in the books. This is the first session with @erik tenkar and
@Jason Hobbs, along with @Joethelawyer and @Matt Jackson. The party is
unravelin...
Let's Talk About Pacing!
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The idea, I think, is that the RPG is ultimately about the long game. Even
rolling back to the early days of Basic & Expert, the goal of the player
was...
Gary Con XI
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Another Gary Con is in the books. Sticking to tradition, I roomed with the
same guys as last year (Judge Jeff of Spellburn and Appendix N, weird
illustrat...
The Complete OD&D Illusionist
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The Illusionist in *Dungeons & Dragons *was created by Peter Aronson, an
early Boston-area fan. In 1975, Aronson submitted an initial description of
Illu...
Somebody stop me
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This system is basically an unholy hybrid of Into the Odd and a few of my
previous experiments here and here.
Design goals:
- Remove hit points
- Ti...
Profane and Profound Prep Part 2
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This is part 2 of my work to edit my magic items for a DMsGuild release,
along with adding cursed items along the way. Here is part 1. Bone of a
Saint 8000...
We Has Met the Enemy Part Four
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With the Triumph en route to the Flying Dutchman, the Martian Admirals saw
an opportunity to at once cripple Earth's Asteroid Belt operations and
destroy t...
SHORT BREAK.
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I'm going to take a break for a week or so and will start up again in the
New Year. Thanks for reading and we'll start with Level 6 when I get back.
Iain Lovecraft, 3D Sculptor
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Nope, it's got nothing to do with Cthulhu. I just did a video conversation
with Iain Lovecraft, who designs 3D miniatures and terrain. If you're not
doin...
New website!
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Slowly but surely, all the content here will make its way — in updated
form! — to my new website: timbannock.com. For fairly obvious reasons, that
site wil...
Please Update Your Link!
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If you're seeing this, it means your link to the Greyhawk Grognard blog is
out of date.
Please update your link to www.greyhawkgrognard.com (RSS feed is
h...
Total Sales for WB:FMAG
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Hi Folks,
It's been a long time since I provided an update for the sales of White
Box: Fantastic Medieval Adventure Game.
*LULU*
Print: 396
PDF: 433
*OBS*...
How can We Destroy this Campaign World?
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d12
1. You must trick a bard into strumming the *Chords of Fate* on the *Lute
of Annihilation*
2. Legends tell of thermonuclear weapons beneath megadungeo...
Mord Mar - Session 6
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We weren't able to play Mord Mar last week, due to a family funeral. This
week we played on Monday for the first time, due to kids returning to
school and ...
A Small, Quiet Plea
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There has been a great deal of discussing political agendas, social
grievances, and personal attacks within the little corner of gaming that is
my hobby....
E is for Earths
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...of the parallel variety, that is.
I'd love for Light City to be accessible for all sorts of supers gaming. I
also just love a good, wacky multiverse. ...
Don’t Sleep It’s Broken
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Expanding/editing my comments from What Makes Something Broken G+ thread:
“Broken”, for me, is anything that makes normal character choices, tactics,
or ro...
The Warlock's Tower
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*F*or over eighty years, the Warlock lurked in his tower of stone, crafting
all manner of trinket and bauble for the many curious novice and veteran
travel...
Swords & Wizardry Light-Themed Birthday Party
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Last month, my wife and I helped our oldest to celebrate his birthday in
style. Ever since 2013, we have hosted a themed birthday party for our
now-15-ye...
It would be cool to have a virtual tabletop platform on MeWe. And what about letting non-MeWe guests view content?
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