The Tao of D&D

Of all the elements of creating and describing a setting, the most difficult is surely the weather.  Most manage the problem by pretending t...

Today's most excellent wiki page, which I've effectively rebuilt. It looks so much better. In AD&D, Control weather is...

The survival times, I admit, aren't very clear; I haven't yet sorted out my thinking on these.  See it as a placeholder for the pr...

I've been looking at the website http://earth.nullschool.net , taking note of the Hurricane Harvey as it was forming and moving across t...

The above table can be downloaded from my wiki, at this page .  It is perfectly safe, I assure you. As the wiki says, the table is inte...

This is pretty sweet .  The link is a current surface wind map showing in real time.  I caught the picture below at 6:30 PM EST, Oct 10, 201...

Step 7: Lay-out All that's left to do is to put the data together - specifically the data that will be beneficial in the moment-to-mom...

I am nearly done with the system as it stands so far.  It isn't finished.  All that I've designed so far does work, however; and the...

This is the fourth post in this series on the mark 6 weather system.  Be sure to start at the beginning with this post . We've come to...

Step 3: More Stations When working on any new project, I always end up having to graph out certain elements in order to keep them clear in...

Apparently, I'm in the mood to write another one today.  Okay.  The weather system mark 6. If the reader has exhausted their way throu...

I have made five previous attempts over the course of my Dungeon Mastering to produce a working weather table.  The impetus was the AD&D...

Do your players care if the weather is sunny? In most worlds, this is a question players never have to consider.  If there are tables for ...