The Tao of D&D

Chris at Hills Cantons has posted a conversation with Rob Kuntz , who according to Wikipedia was TSR Inc.'s "6th employee."  H...

Following a very interesting discussion with one of my offline players, I thought I'd write some notes about how certain facets of the g...

When I was in university, many of my profs would strongly emphasize that the whole of extant works from the classical period would fit on a ...

Over the weekend I was able at last to continue with mapmaking, having finally researched the 600+ cities of India that I needed to have don...

Timeshadows, whose blog The Grand Tapestry has never really interested me, yesterday posted a  rant from Harlan Ellison about being paid a...

And once again, it's a question of firearms. Some time ago, Anthony who writes in the blog Of Pedantry  suggested putting up a firearm...

To be honest, I'm going to be glad when this series is done.  At my count, I have posted 901 different items in the last two months, no...

The small collection of items here are hardly considered in the game, but that is perhaps because the matters are not remotely considered. ...

In a long conversation with a horse trainer earlier in the week, she happened to mention something which got stuck in me and which manifeste...

Strictly speaking, 'puddling' was not invented until the 18th century, but I like the word better than 'smelter' and since ...

So, back to plugging away.  The above table includes those items that might be obtained from a book printer, or bookbinder, using a printin...

Thing is, about these tables going on one after another, and the breaks between as I shape up this or that table against the vicissitudes of...