quickie wandering monster tables for DCC RPG

By: Unknown on 04:35

Two things I like about the Dungeon Crawl Classics RPG are its good supply of neat monsters and its radical devotion to random die charts....

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Zzarchov Kowolski has his head on straight

By: Unknown on 18:37

Here's how I know that:The Known RuleNGR contains a large number of rules, and in the end it is not likely someone will have them all memorized. ...

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Dig this

By: Unknown on 16:56

I've been remiss in not reporting this item sooner.  Starships & Spacemen second edition is a project from Goblinoid Games that takes...

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I live for stupid crap like this

By: Unknown on 15:25

So last night at the Armored Gopher we were playing a third session of the Dungeon Crawl Classics RPG.  The party was descending this...

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I was interviewed

By: Unknown on 05:03

Jennifer Steen interviewed me for one of her Jennisodes podcasts.  She was a lot of fun to talk to.  You can check the interview...

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hybrid Chainmail/DCC spellcasting

By: Unknown on 11:56

Rolling dice to cast a spell goes back to Chainmail.  Here's the basic 2d6 chart:2-5 Fail6-7 Delay8-12 Success-1 for a first level spell,...

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video blog

By: Unknown on 11:27

Nine days left in the fundraising period for my adventur...

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Pre-FLAILSNAILS cross-campaign logisitics

By: Unknown on 11:04

"When last winter'’s tedium was broken by the fun and games at WINTER FANTASY, I was scheduled for DMing continual adventures in Greyhawk Castle,...

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Reputed entrances to the Dungeons Below Wintoncester

By: Unknown on 12:29

A hole in an old Roman wall at the end of Crap Alley.  It's called Crap Alley because several houses along the south side of High Street...

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Things you should know about Wintoncester

By: Unknown on 12:12

So I'm starting to gear up for a new Wessex-based D&D outing.  This time I'm going to set the game and the dungeon in/under Wintoncester,...

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DCC fighter thoughts

By: Unknown on 03:31

So the Dungeon Crawl Classics RPG gives the fighterly types this thing called an Attack Die.  At first level you get a d3 and it increases...

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Dig this bad boy.

By: Unknown on 08:46

This is a modern replica of a 12th century 'bar' style mace fished out of the Thame...

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Wizardly Wednesday

By: Unknown on 02:15

Thanks to Jeremy Deram for this imag...

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More LotFP contest results: Pro-Am category

By: Unknown on 11:08

Nearly everybody being judged today did their best to tell me how they were really not a professional game artists, but the fact remains that...

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More LotFP Reskin Contest Results

By: Unknown on 09:09

When I thunked up this contest I included a category for art appropriated from other sources so the non-drawing inclined could join in.  But...

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Wizards as Holmes Basic monsters

By: Unknown on 04:33

I woke up this morning thinking it might be neat to imagine what wizards might have looked like if they were written up as a foe in the monster...

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Behold, Ragnar!

By: Unknown on 05:59

This delightful drawing, by Adam Thornton, should have been party of Wednesday's judging but got caught in the spam folder.  Sorry Adam!To...

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Broodmother Sky Fortress videoblog

By: Unknown on 08:32

If what I'm saying here makes sense, please consider pledging for the Broodmother Sky Fortress crowdsourcing campaig...

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LotFP art contest judging, part 1

By: Unknown on 05:14

Okay, time to "judge like apes!" as Milk & Cheese once said.  I challenged readers to grab the totally free no-art version of the...

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Jeff salutes: Graham Staplehurst

By: Unknown on 05:47

I don't really know anything about Graham Staplehurst other than his credits: Robin Hood (the Rolemaster/HERO sourcebook), Angmar, Minis Tirith,...

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Jim Raggi is the craziest

By: Unknown on 04:11

I swear to Grodd, every time I hear of Jim Raggi's lastest scheme for his Lamentations of the Flame Princess publishing outfit I think to myself...

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