The Tao of D&D

Let's talk about pricing ships, as that's the part of the Streetvendor's Guide I'm working on presently. The idea is to prod...

"It’s worth noting that in medieval-Renaissance times animals were viewed as resources to be utilised for human needs, including food, ...

So where have I been?  Those familiar with my Patreon  know that I've been spending a lot of time posting there, nearly every day, somet...

With respect to yesterday's Q&A, my friend and I.T. was able yesterday afternoon to install Publisher 2007 on my Windows 10 operatin...

Like everyone else on the internet, now and then I watch one sort of reno video or another, with this fellow being my favourite.  Judging f...

Houppelande ... 27 s.p. for woollen garment. A medieval outer garment that ceased to be popular after the 15th century, consisting of a lo...

Received some artwork for the Streetvendor's Guide and it's precisely what I asked for; the artist, Kelly, did a brilliant job. It...

It's been a very good week of writing, though admittedly not here on the blog.  Every day for the last week I've written a thousand ...

I do have a post for what happens after entering the dungeon, but first ... Would anyone like the comment on the absurdity of including this...

Pardon me as I interrupt this series.  It's the end of March and I promised a 5-page preview of the Streetvendor's Guide at this ti...

No, not the film.  It's been 9½ weeks since starting on the Streetvendor's Guide, more or less on a whim after considering the proje...

Some readers paying attention to my patreon may be seeing a series of products steadily added day by day, with prices attached, while other...

Sorry to do this, but as things become available, I'm going to tempt my reader. Here's a content page of the headings I've added...

I don't know how well the image will post, but here's a list of products available at the town market, according to the Streetvendor...

First, this bit that's also on my patreon : Elephants There exists contention that the Indian elephant is necessarily more sagacious or ...