I go hot and cold with Kickstarters and right now I've back three recently. Low investment ones. Nothing over $20, but some cool item...

Sometimes the small details are what attracts the party's attention. Often distracting them from the adventure you had planned for the ...

If it isn't, it is now. So I bought this film editing program, Filmora, for Whisk. But I have commandeered it lately and have been en...

This is part 2 of Don't Go Past the Skulls post. Gavin and his companion, Douglas, climbed the south side of Spoke Top Hill, Janon su...

I was reading through an adventure module from the olden days, The Mines of Keridav written by Kerry Lloyd for Phoenix Games back in 1979. I...

Let me lead off by saying I am not a huge Middle Earth fan. I've read the Hobbit a few times and the Lord of the Rings once. Seen th...

It's that time again, I've printed my micro-adventures and NPC cards for the month. I've got a few extras lying and like to ...

One of my go-to elements in gaming is dead gods/religions. I find that ground fertile for plot hooks, campaign long story-line and it is...

We'd decided to join the notorious Geribald the Kinslayer, leader of a group called the Brotherhood of Outlaws, to kill the Werewolf...

"Hidden on Spoke Top Hill is a tribe of hillfolk. Corrons, is what they call themselves. They pay no fealty to a lord, never have. S...

The picture is of my latest release. the 5th in my NPC Card series on my Patreon . Traksha is a troglodyte with psychopathic tendencies ...

On December 7th, I wrote a post about how Patreon planned to change their fee structure. I was not happy. Many patrons were not happy. T...

With the release of Manor #9 last week, my printer decided to stop working. I knew it was going to happen soon, but I was hoping it might...

Issue #9 of The Manor is available of RPGNow...now. I've been doing this for a while now and no matter how many times I put a product...