I'd thought I'd comment on Mr. Conley's post today. One, because I think he is wrong and two he's been a good friend for mo...

I'm not sure about all of you out there, but it's the small things that creep me out the most. Zombies have become a 'how many ...

A couple of weekends ago at the Day of Gaming in Erie, Rob ran a great first adventure with Al and I. He used a erasable marker on a battle...

I've been reading a lot about GMs spending a lengthy time developing a campaign only to have it so dear to them that it was unplayable. ...

Engineering Dungeons is a 28 page supplement published by Troll Lord Games for Castles & Crusades can easily be used for any fantasy sy...

Yesterday was Erie's Day of Gaming and I had a lot of fun. I got to sit down with Al from Beyond the Black Gate blog and Rob from Bat i...

Tomorrow is Erie's 'Day of Gaming' . I'll be heading up there and Rob is planning on running an old school adventure. He a...

Check out most any fantasy map and you will see big dots representing cities, small dots towns, squares are castles and hollowed out dots ar...

Last night Dwayne and Rob completed the playtest of the adventure I designed using Castles & Crusades. They died and were turned into z...

Monday night Rob and Dwayne started going through my adventure module I'd designed from the C&C rules. I definitely enjoy the 1e fe...

In my early days of D&D henchmen were called followers. For some reason we came up with this rule that you gained the number of followe...

Why is there a dungeon a half day's ride from town? Was the dungeon something else before like a mine, a catacombs or a cave system tha...

I do believe this was the first adventure published for the world of Ravenloft. At the time it was the largest adventure I'd ever seen ...