The Tao of D&D

I have had as a policy that every rule I add to the game, those that affect the players directly, must be something that takes virtually no ...

Just had an interesting thought strike me. It's occurred to me in the past that certain injuries, broken bones, snapped tendons, organ ...

When I research areas for my maps, to identify the various kingdoms circa 1650 and how they are mastered, I can't help but stumble into ...

Cliffs overlooking the Hunza Valley in northern Pakistan. Simply incredible.

Sooner or later I was going to get around to this subject. It has to be the most reflexive, silly, pervasive accusation within the communit...

I have wondered if I should bother writing this post, particularly as I know it will be arduous and little understood…and probably not suppo...

Above is an 1860 sketch of the Hemis Monastery , which, although indicated on the site as Tibetan, is also indicated as being under the pres...

How do I explain gently and tenderly that you, my not so gentle reader, are not your character? How do I convey the proposition that when w...

I dislike killing player characters. While I consider the possibility of death an absolute necessity to D&D, and as such I do kill chara...

I must confess, some of this post was inspired by a post by JM , master of "Call of the Dungeon," which I shall get around to addi...

One afternoon about two years ago I was noodling around with the statistics involved with the various player abilities, and came up with an ...

Oh no, the real world is a boring place for D&D . I've been steadily working my way around the outside of the Arabian Peninsula, dow...