These Old Games

I was going to call this post, "When the players change the rules" but it isn't that at the end of the day.  I used to play in...

I use a set of standard NPCs in all of my campaigns. These folks are bearers, guards, horsemen, and archers. They are the typical NPCs the p...

It's been a while since I wrote about games that went off the rails, but here is another entry. I had a basic scenario where a small tow...

It's Tuesday night and I am painting some Battlemechs. I like to listen to books or TV when painting. I have this funny trait that the t...

I made a point of getting Nathan physical copies of the D&D 5e rules. He has two different groups that play and it would be dumb if they...

During COVID, Matt Johnson hosted a series of Collabo Dungeons. Participants selected a room and posted a description and a possible encoun...

I am back from hiatus and led with a post about the laser I purchased. My intention for the laser is to come up with new and unique content ...

(This is a bonus post, one I wrote back in September of 2022. I found it unposted while cleaning up.)  Stephen Donaldson is known for using ...

I like archer characters. Over the weekend, I had a chance to binge-watch a couple of episodes of Hawkeye and a few of The Arrow. Both shows...

Tonight, Jen and Catherine are at a Stevie Nicks concert leaving me and Nathan to fend for ourselves for dinner.  Nate and I picked a local ...

As my friends and I entered high school, we really diverged in our interests and reading habits. Ryan read Douglas Adams and the Robotech se...

I love posts that start with the Chaos Star The OGL has attained the maximum cultural entropy. Even my wife has a passing familiarity with O...

One of my favorite tools is the RedBlade character generator for 3.5. This tool is amazingly simple to use. I was able to cook up a Sorcerer...