The Tao of D&D

In consideration of  Zarious' thoughts from DMs Eat Last , it wouldn't hurt to delve into comparisons between business management a...

I don't want to draw attention away from yesterday's crowdfunding proposal .  I encourage readers to have a good look at it and to j...

There will be some who look at these posts with a doubtful eye, wondering what could possibly be the value in spending all this time account...

In April of last year, I wrote three posts called " How to Start a Trading Town ."  When the third post fell flat (no comments), I...

I've taken a little piece from the BBC series I linked a couple of days ago, the Tudor Farm: There is widespread belief in the role...

I'll take a translation if someone has it. Ah, war story time.  I'm only including it here for background.  I'll try to be...

This is not going to be a post about Witcher 3.  Just relax. It is a post about storytelling in the role-playing world, specifically h...

In the dim hours of the morning, kimbo left a comment on yesterday's wilderness point-crawl post, one that has me thinking - specifical...

Dungeons are easy to describe.  They are built of straight lines, defined pathways, ceilings that are such and such a height and features th...

I suppose I've gotten used to it, but it strikes me weird  that DMs do not naturally gravitate to adventures that are open-ended in the...