A blog about the World of Greyhawk, tabletop RPGs, wargames, and pop culture
Why do publishers include art inside adventure modules? I mean, aside from the rare instance where an illustration is required to make the description of a particular area intelligible, or in the case of illustrations intended for the game master Read More
Dragons are, of course, as iconic a piece of the game as can be imagined. Hell, they make up half the name. Dragon magazine came up with a few excellent ideas for the scaly beasts: I note with particular fondness Read More
In my dotage, I find myself drawn more to classical music than I have been throughout my youth. That is to say, I like it at all. When I was growing up, the only classical music I liked was in Read More
Thanks to the good offices of snookums8 over at eBay (whomever he or she may be), I’ve got a ton of new pictures uploaded to my Minifigs Greyhawk miniatures page. Look for goblins, Overkings guards, human forest dwellers, heroic mercenaries, Read More
The possibility of death by disease was very real in history. I’ve often wondered how the presence of D&D-type healing magic might impact the course of an outbreak of some plague or other. Having a little bit of time on Read More
When it came to three of my favorite games from my youth, there was absolutely no question of who would win. We went into them knowing that the Allies would win AH’s Afrika Korps, Sauron would lose SPI’s War of Read More
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