The Tao of D&D

I realized last night that I have not run an underground setting in D&D in what would be twenty-one offline runnings.   Running every tw...

Two weeks ago I wrote about last night's combat. Sorry, I don't have a lot of energy to explain this.  We spent most of last ni...

One of the earliest makers of compasses in England was a man by the name of Tate, who developed a hand-held version made partly of metal. F...

I am all out of rants today. For many, many weeks now, I have been mapping Siberia, trying to get a handle on just how far the silk road e...

I don't play with alignments, but I must not have made this clear, as I was only just asked about it today.  So lets talk about the subj...

I must ask the gentle reader to do something difficult, something which he or she shall find goes against their beliefs - beliefs, that is, ...

It seems lately that I've been moving from subject to subject started by other people on other blogs.  The latest would be the D&D ...

Discussion on Chgowiz's blog, plus this post from Bat in the Attic has encouraged me to write about wilderness hexes, and about filling...

Ah, this is Canada, and the temperature is -26 degrees celsius.  For the gentle reader who is American, that is -15 degrees fahrenheit. So...

Coincidentally, as I'm reading posts about mass combat ( Chgowiz , Delta ), I'm gearing up in my campaign for a mass combat.  In fac...

Occasionally, I take it upon myself to launch into a post containing a whole lot of math – or at least, more math that can usually be found ...

“R” made a comment on my last post that I’d like to address fully: “I noticed in your other post you use Wisdom for your perception rolls...