The Tao of D&D

Where it comes to character generation, I've long held the belief that certain aspects of the character should not be chosen by the play...

My February vlog, late.  An answer to the Infravision Question, which will probably not make anyone happy, and a bit about treasure tables. ...

There's nothing wrong with fantasizing.  It's a healthy, encouraging, creative endeavor, and I firmly endorse it.  That's how I ...

A limpet is a species of saltwater and freshwater snail, a mollusk, whose shell is conical in shape, and whose peculiar nature causes it to ...

Let's talk about infravision. I think I'll throw this one open. I'd like to know what you think. Andrej in my campaign, who is...

Most people in roleplaying get their start through modules and generated content for good reason.  Just now, there isn't any other way t...

While JB on his blog wallows about trying to nail down the Building of a Better D&D (I don't think he's got it, myself), I'...

From the 10,000 word post : "A preferred setting will be that which allows as much latitude for your players as is reasonably possibl...

I thought the cathedral might get a few more comments, but I suppose it is what it is, and there's very little to say about it.  Myself,...

Just for fun, I've been putting together this map of the actual Sankt Paulus Cathedral in Munster, Westphalia, Germany.  The image abov...

From the 10,000 word post , in reference to choosing a setting for a D&D campaign: "No one appears for a football game in order t...

From the 10,000 word post : "Fundamentally, the first step is to present a setting.  Without burying ourselves in a long discourse ab...