and specifically of the DragonQuest TTRPG, I have another website that is dedicated solely to it. It’s a site that I resurrected from the depths of the Internet Archive a few years ago and have been slowly working on bringing back to life after soomeone lamented its disappearance from the … Continue reading →
Our family D&D game picked back up not long ago. Our grup of “dumb farmers from Kansas: (that’s pronounced Can-saw, by the by) were walking along, minding their own … you know, I think I’ll just let Chloe tell it in her own style. This is from the vey personal … Continue reading →
Destine, a Bard of the Kender race, is truly a product of legendary adventurers. Born to the famed adventurers Tasselhoff da Vid and Jolene Hicksey Mann, her arrival into the world was shrouded in secrecy due to her parents’ separation. It wasn’t until Destine’s father, Tasselhoff, encountered Jolene’s new company … Continue reading →
Follow the adventures of Carrion Bonewreath, Zevelgul, and Fil Kreacher as they make their way through the Feywild on a Quest to …
Continue reading →Watching Critical Role has me wanting to return to being a DM.
Continue reading →Tiring day, which began about three hours too soon, is finally drawing to a close. All of the adult pain medications have been taken, and so I have some small hope of sleeping past 3 AM tonight. Today was gaming, in Adam’s Dragonquest campaign for our Seattle Gaming Group (which … Continue reading →
Virtual tabletops (vTT) have been around for a few years now, Among them are Roll20 Fantasy Grounds D&D Beyond And, of course, Dungeons & Dragons Online, among many others out there. The 5e D&D game I’m currently uses Fantasy Grounds. It’s been a learning curve in many ways, not the … Continue reading →
I don’t remember what campaign Siobhan was created for, or whether she was an NPC in one of my own games, or a player character in one of our rotating GMs. Re-reading her character history, and looking at some of the other character sheets I have from this time period, … Continue reading →
(Lehnar was a rare character for me. First, he was male, something I rarely play, and secondly, he was an older character – even older than my actual age of 45 at the time; yes, I have a preference for younger characters, especially when we are just starting a new … Continue reading →
This was the introductory document I sent to my players for the 1938 Campaign. In reviewing this today, it appears that some sections may duplicate themselves; if so, I apologise, 1998 was a long time ago.) [Note: actual historical information is from The Timetables of History, 3rd ed., rev, The … Continue reading →
