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As is well-known by now, Wizards of the Coast has been re-issuing a number of classic books and adventures in suped-up fancy versions, as well as making more and more of its back catalog available in pdf. While this is Read More
I happen to be one of the lucky folks who can watch MeTV, and they play the original Star Trek series on Saturday nights. They recently restarted the series from the beginning, and I’ve been happily ensconced in the first Read More
Since I’m deeply in the final stages of putting together the Adventures Dark and Deep™ Bestiary, I was wondering if there were any OSR-type monster books that I’m missing from my collection. I’ve got Malevolent and Benign, Teratic Tome, Tome of Read More
Over at io9, they have assembled some links to several fantasy authors’ lists of essential lists of works of “high fantasy”. There’s no definitive definition of what, exactly, that is, so there are some odd choices, but it’s certainly worth Read More
One of the standard tropes of both swords-and-sorcery literature and Dungeons & Dragons type game settings is the lost ancient civilization which was possessed of high technology, fell through some cataclysm, and is now known only through legends and a Read More
This month’s RPG Blog Carnival topic is “Favorite NPCs”. I have several that stand out in my mind. There was Beldo, the Rhenee crime boss with the vaguely eastern European accent who complained that the player characters once paid him Read More
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