The Tao of D&D

That is, if you're serious-minded about learning how complicated a world can get.  I mentioned that I had been doing research into India...

Three weeks ago, Trollsmyth linked to a Newsweek article about creativity called 'The Creativity Crisis,' an article pitching the ...

There is a very good reason that sandbox play doesn't work.  It is bound up with the same reason why D&D will never become a truly w...

A couple of things. I want people to know that if they find a desire to ask a question in the comments on something that I wrote months, o...

Yessir.  Yes, and I do have a hunger for revenge.  No sir, I wouldn't lie about that.  I very much want to join your party. Sorry sir?...

This is a long and varied cliche, but let's do it all at once (I've edited the below to suit my needs - the exact wording can be fou...

Reality intervenes. Of late I have been furiously working on maps, sketching out large areas and purposefully choosing to work on India, a...

Because two of my players have officially hit name level, I am now at that point that many people think characters should be retired ... the...

Mincer of Logic asks, “At what point did you change to managing everything electronically.” There's an obvious answer, and that would...

I was watching an old movie yesterday - The Front Page , with Walter Matthau and Jack Lemmon, based on the play written about eighty years a...

I'd like to throw out a quick encouragement for readers to have a look at the new link on the right, Girl Genius .  This is something I ...

I confess.  Where it comes to the RPG cliche, " The Higher the Hair, the Closer To God ," I have nothing to say.  It is a visual c...