I had a busy winter writing-wise and now my blog is full of bugs. I currently find myself between freelance projects, so it’s time to sweep the place out and keep the words coming. I also have to rebuild my daughter’s YZ85’s engine before the riding season starts, and I have my own design projects …
The Heart of Creation is Criticism
There was a discussion on the Mastering Dungeons Discord overnight about TTRPG editors and the different types that are involved in the production of big budget books. I have some pretty hot thoughts on the topic, so I figured I’d jot some of them down before getting to work on my own writing. The Void. …
Wizard Carriage
There’s a contest on DndBeyond promoting the new Stranger Things box set, “What’s in the Bag of Holding? A Welcome to the Hellfire Club Homebrew Item Contest.” The gist is, make a thematic magic item with a description of 50 words or less, and publish it to DnDBeyond with the tag ‘BagOfHolding2025.” I took a …
Appendix Ehhnn
I’m late to the party for the Appendix N blogwagon, but that’s fine. A fair criticism can be levied at modern Dungeons & Dragons that it has become self-referential. It no longer pulls from myth or folklore, instead it has created its own worlds, and in fact, has come to inform the fantasy genre as …
Running Against the Cult of the Reptile God
I spent most of September writing a forty room, heavily interconnected dungeon for a freelance project. That was a good time and I’m pretty happy with how it turned out. When I say heavily interconnected, I mean heavily interconnected. I’ll go into my approach at a later date, but the 50% turnover looked like a …
Continue reading Running Against the Cult of the Reptile God
Proving Grounds of Folkvangr 
You must be logged in to post a comment.