The Tao of D&D

 Check  this out . I'm the sort of fellow who likes to throw the ball over the wall and  then  figure out how the wall's climbed.  I...

This material isn't ready for the wiki yet, but I'd like to try it out. For this next bit, some background: Labour is measured...

So drawing together some of the NTME issues from the material thus far, how do I apply these to an actual player's land in my world? ...

In reference to the "binary environment" I've been using, with reference to a last-post comment from Lukas, aka Oddbit , to es...

This is probably the first of perhaps several attempts to hammer down the creation of the military in D&D using the NTME system I've...

The next topic would seem to be the improvement of land, or tiles.  Grassland needs farms, forests need sawmills, hills need mines and fishi...

Before moving on, let's recap. One of the things I like about blogging is that it is possible to write out and examine the creation pr...

This brings us to the subject of 'hammers,' and how they fit into the D&D system described thus far .  What are they? Yesterda...

I want to pause before working on hammers, which are tricky, and examine whether or not the city growth model I've proposed would work ...

Let me start by saying that while elements of what I'm proposing here resemble the framework in Civilization IV (which I'll call C4 ...

Let's participate in an exploratory exercise in order to produce a coherent, convenient micro-economic framework for your world.  You ma...