The Tao of D&D

Many eons ago I wrote two posts about how to tackle a dungeon , which I meant to be a series but which I never completed.  I got into some b...

The following talks about the manner in which armies were raised in the 15-16th centuries, with recruiters riding through the countryside, w...

Now would be a good time to tie some threads together, bringing us back around to a city map.  The image on the right, as judgmental as it...

Continuing upon the theme of the last post, the Steady Urban State , let's talk about players interacting with the town culture as descr...

As I write this, I have 22 pages left to move from the old wiki to the new; with 1,136 pages moved.  Hard work accomplishes miracles. Thes...

I'll start by highlighting a comment made on the last post about Wowotu , from Pandred, a player in my online campaign: "Ha, I ...

The last post  has established that we're looking for a certain type of structure, which ensures both inefficiency and success at the sa...

As I climb out of my cloud of recent illness, taking note that I haven't done any real work on my world in about eight days ~ a horribly...

In the last post , I was asked about the details of the party's adventure and I gave a long answer .  I didn't finish the story, whi...

About twenty months ago I put together a series of posts that began with discovering a wagon on a road that had just been attacked by goblin...