Grenzland no. 6 appeared in my mailbox last week, and now can also be downloaded from archive.org. A harcopy can be purchased for 5 Euros from Wanderer Bill (as long as copies last that is). It fea…| Stuffed Crocodile
My OSR Blog about fantasy world building and rules analysis for D&D. Also home of the B/X inspired 5e-clone "Into the Unknown."| mythlands-erce.blogspot.com
The Lantern’s Sweep follows the season’s turn, gathering reviews that trace a feeling and follow a thread. This autumn, the light falls on horror: small-press RPGs, misfit adventures, and strange things that gather at the edge of play. The rest of the series can be found here. Reivdene-Upon-The-Moss is a folk horror sandbox adventure, written […]| Taskerland
Fight On! Magazine represents a perfect cross-section of the golden age of the OSR and going through the articles, hopefully, some sort of insight will result, and if not, at the very least some useful articles and adventures will be unearthed. This issue is dedicated to David Hargrave, of Arduin fame, and that is a … More [Review] Fight On #4; Roots| Age of Dusk
[Adventure Module (theoretically)]The Dark of Hot Springs Island (2018)Jacob Hurst, Evan Peterson & Donnie Garcia (Swordfish Islands)Lvl COMPATIBLE WITH ALL LEVELS AND ALL SYSTEMS IT DOESN’T MATTER KILL KILL KILL 2016-2018 was equivalent to the OSR’s bronze age, a period that I suspect will later be recognized as one of supreme decadance, analogous to the … More [Review] The Dark of Hot Springs Island (System Neutral); False Premise| Age of Dusk
The topic of game balance has been doing the rounds so I felt it would behoove me to have my say and explain, to the best of my ability, what everyone should think. In all examples, grey represents…| Age of Dusk
I recently stumbled across this video by Tale Fodery: <iframe width=“560″ height=“315″ src=“https://www.youtube.com/embed/oL0dq8w5UEc?si=NPAkiyxS-PTV9lpQ“ title=“YouTube video player“ frameborder=“0″ allow=“accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture; web-share“ referrerpolicy=“strict-origin-when-cross-origin“ allowfullscreen></iframe> It asks two interesting questions. What does a unicorn schnitzel taste...| dnalorsblog
Vor kurzem bin ich über dieses Video von Tale Fodery gestolpert: Darin werden zwei interessante Fragen gestellt. Wie schmeckt ein Einhornschnitzel und warum zur Hölle wollen wir das eigentlich wissen. Frage 1 lässt sich erstaunlich einfach beantworten. Einhornschnitzel hat den Gescmack von nichts, was du je gegessen hats. Frage 2 ist schon deutlich schwerer zu […]| dnalorsblog
Village Idiot recently published a post on the Kritischer Fehlschlag blog about the downfall of Dammstadt. On Christmas Eve 1332, Dammstadt burned to the ground. And if the reader has never heard of Dammstadt, that’s not surprising, because the history of this small town, just outside the cathedral city of Hildesheim, ended on that tragic […]| dnalorsblog
Vor kurzem hat Village Idiot beim Kritischer Fehlschlag Blog einen Beitrag veröffentlicht, bei dem es um den Untergang Dammstadts ging. In der Weihnachtsnacht 1332 brannte Dammstadt komplett nieder. Und sollte der geneigte Leser jetzt, noch nie etwas von Dammstadt gehört haben, so ist das nicht ganz verwunderlich, denn die Geschichte des kleinen Städtchens, vor den […]| dnalorsblog
This article and all quotes are translated with DeepL It’s early July 2025, and I’ve just heard some interesting news. A revision of the classic In the Claws of the Demon is in the works, and the advance PDF has now been sent to members of the Collections Club. The whole thing should be available […]| dnalorsblog
Es ist grade Anfang Juli 2025 habe grade interessante Neuigkeiten erfahren. Es wird an einer Überarbeitung des Klassikers In den Fängen des Dämons gearbeitet, die Vorab-PDF ist nun, wenn der Artikel hier online geht, bei den Mitgliedern des Collections Club angekommen ist. Demnächst soll das Ganze regulär erwerbbar sein. Passender Grund hierfür ist, dass dieses […]| dnalorsblog
A few weeks ago I stumbled across this real on Facebook. Interesting, I thought, I’d like to know more, and poof… I was down the rabbit hole. Medusa, Gorgons, overzealous sea gods, Phoenicians, the last Neanderthals, a lost European primitive people. There’s sooo much in there for role-playing! Let’s start filling up the pinboard! Medusa […]| dnalorsblog
Vor ein paar Wochen bin ich auf Facebook über dieses Real gestolpert. Interessant, dachte ich, da möchte ich mehr wissen und Schwups… war ich mitten im Kaninchenbau. Medusa, Gorgonen, übereifrige Meeresgötter, Phönizier, die letzen Neandertaler, ein untergegangenes europäisches Urvolk. Da ist sooo viel drin fürs Rollenspiel! Fangen wir mal an, die Pinnwand zu füllen! Medusa […]| dnalorsblog
For Ogres Against the RPG-A-DAY 2025, I’d like to take a closer look at two colourful figures from history that you can import into your role-playing game. Götz von Berlichingen, the knight with the iron fist Gottfried „Götz“ von Berlichingen zu Hornberg was born sometime around 1480 as the 10th child of the 3rd wife […]| dnalorsblog
Für den Ogers Gegen-RPG-A-DAY 2025 möchte ich heute mal zwe schillernde Figuren aus der Geschichte näher beleuchten, die man gerne ins Rollenspiel importieren kann. Götz von Berlichingen, der Ritter mit der eisernen Faust Gottfried „Götz“ von Berlichingen zu Hornberg wurde irgendwann um 1480 als 10. Kind der 3. Frau von Kilian von Berlichingen geboren. 1480… […]| dnalorsblog
tl:dr; a city sandbox with a grounded feel, packed full of hooks, sites and factions to sustain a good chunk of play. I grabbed this in the...| seedofworlds.blogspot.com
Link to discussion There are some posts on the historical OSR blog scene that I’ve read recently from the Grumpy …Continue reading →| Smoldering Wizard
I assume the Venn diagram of "people who read my blog" and "people who have already backed the Knock! Kickstarter" is a perfect circle, but...| riseupcomus.blogspot.com
The early history of D&D is pretty interesting. If you haven't yet, listen to When We Were Wizards. The dramas that play out in the "hobby with friends -> business -> multimillion dollar industry" are almost mythological in their parallelisms and ironic twists.| Rise Up Comus
At my day job, I’m a technical writer. In the evenings, I blog about RPG stuff. I am combining these professional interests into this series: I am using my career of instructional design to tell you how I play games. This makes me the most boring person alive.| Rise Up Comus
The cockroachatrice is, like all animals with a stupid name, the result of a wizard's bad sense of humor. Goddamn, those idiots ruin everything.| Rise Up Comus
I had this "aha" moment a few weeks ago, sketched it out, and shared it. Unfortunately, that drained all the endorphins out of it, and I never got around to really exploring the idea fully. I still think it has merit, though, so I'm going to post it here in hopes that either a) blog dialectics will transfer the idea to someone more productive or b) I will return to it in time.| Rise Up Comus
Preparation & houserules for a solo campaign in Emily F Allen's STYGIAN LIBRARY using the retroclone BLUEHOLME| aloneinthelabyrinth.blogspot.com
I'm not a huge fan of RPG Design discourse. I know what I enjoy in tabletop games and my openness to embracing new ideas extends to adventures and rulesets rather than abstracted diatribes and forge-era "theory". I love hearing about the obscure media and radical thought that inspires the brilliant worlds practitioners of this weird hobby continue to create, but for the life of me I can't recall an occasion where anyone's Appendix N included a patronising twitter thread.| Alone in the Labyrinth
A number of weeks ago I posted regarding my intention to run Stygian Library solo. There's a link right here but for some reason they aren't showing up as such, so please scroll to the end to read the comprehensive list of pages linked in this post. I've since already run a party of adventurers through a delve in the Stygian library, and had some thoughts about what the survivors (spoiler alert! some of them survive!) do next. However, before writing that up I wanted to go into a little more...| Alone in the Labyrinth
Random Tables d100 – Vignettes for Faerie & Other Unseen Lands (d4 Caltrops) d100 – Pecuniary Problems, Awful Arrears, & Delinquent Debts (d4 Caltrops) D6x6 Grimy Grimlocks (Arc…| Stuffed Crocodile
I wrote about " rebooting a campaign with 2d20 Conan " - spinning up a new campaign in the Scaled Lands. In the grand tradition of getting ...| seedofworlds.blogspot.com
tl:dr; fun old school dungeon with a romance-story core, solid recommend.| Seed of Worlds
There was silence for a long time. I have my reasons. Mostly that I'm spending all my time on finishing the books for the Our Golden Age crowdfunding (I'm behind but it's going on without major issues) and the children (who are sometimes responsible for a certain tiredness or lassitude I experien| Wizard Thief Fighter
So it's almost the end of GLOGust and everyone else made their posts at the end of July. Anyways, here's some Jumping, but Cooler. Aozora ni...| sameissharkinjapanese.blogspot.com
My OSR Blog about fantasy world building and rules analysis for D&D. Also home of the B/X inspired 5e-clone "Into the Unknown."| mythlands-erce.blogspot.com
I've analysed and critiqued the concept of Hit Points in the past. The gist of the critique is that whilst hit points conceptually are mostly "hero points", mechanically they are treated entirely as "wound points". And that grates.| Mythlands: The Setting to End All Settings
I've been anticipating reviewing "Mystara" as perhaps the most difficult of the setting reviews. | Mythlands: The Setting to End All Settings
edited 08-21-2025 after some feedback, shortening and breaking into sections One thing I picked up playing with some of the old Twin Cities referees is how action-oriented their tables are, especia…| Aboleth Overlords
Last week we had the 26th session of my Glimmermark Labyrinth Lord game, which makes for a game about every 2 weeks on average since I started in July 2024. Unfortunately sometimes it’s just not possible to find enough people to play, even if I offered the game as an open table game. We decided […]| Stuffed Crocodile
A recent episode of Retronauts reminded me about the Chicken Stinger (or Chicken Leg, or even Cockatrice although that name sounds wrong), the monster used in both Golden Axe and Altered Beast. Wel…| Stuffed Crocodile
Fourteenth Session – We set up a hasty ambush for the Hound of Hirot and then track it back to its “Yoda hole.” Well, we figure it should be easy to free the hapless butcher’…| Geek Related
Just getting on the semi-regular GLOG bandwagon for single-level Cloak-and-Sword classes, this one comes from the future.| Craggenloch Tribune
It might have been visible in my post from yesterday, but I don’t actually like Oriental Adventures. The original ’85 AD&D book that is. The book purports to give rules for an ̶…| Stuffed Crocodile
I have been thinking of making this table for a while, and right now am working on it for the Grenzland zine. The inspiration for this is of course the Campaign Event table in Oriental Adventures, …| Stuffed Crocodile
Random Tables d72 Squires (Bastionland) D6 Social Media Services of the Near-Future (Archons March On) D6x6 Sanguine Sirens (Archons March On) d100 – Wilderness Woes & Hinterland Hazards (d4 Ca…| Stuffed Crocodile
Mild spoilers for my future self-made adventure module. It has been a long time since my formerly semi-regular tabletop rpg reviews and analysis on this site. Serendipity struck recently with my de…| The Trickster's Guide to Geopolitics
"Don't let it be forgot, that once there was a spot, for one brief shining moment, that was known as Camelot." You have likely seen or been ...| knightattheopera.blogspot.com
In yesterday's game, one PC was rescued from captivity by the party, but not before undergoing some pretty severe torture. This presented me with a bit of a quandary: having him simply bounce back from such an ordeal after a couple of Cure Light Wounds spells felt wrong, but at the same time I didn't want the consequences to feel like a punishment. (The problem with most 'lasting injury' rules is that they make you weaker as a consequence for failure, which makes you more likely to fail again...| Against The Wicked City
I've been running OSR D&D more-or-less weekly for over five years, now, with a heavy focus on exploration, problem-solving, and diplomacy. Combat happens, but I learned early on that the kind of combat power-ups that most later D&D editions obsess over were almost irrelevant: when most fights are either one-sided ambushes or desperate fighting retreats, the shift from 1d8 damage to 1d8+2 damage is really not that big a deal. My players regularly forget which magical weapons their PCs are carr...| Against The Wicked City
I've long since lost count of the exact number, but I'm pretty sure that my current 'City of Spires' campaign has now run for almost as many sessions as the 'Team Tsathogga' campaign that preceded it. This has prompted me to think a bit about the different shapes that the two campaigns have taken. 'Team Tsathogga' was, from beginning to end, an extremely freewheeling, even anarchic campaign, with the PCs roaming randomly around the map getting involved in whatever seemed most interesting at t...| Against The Wicked City
On today's episode of Between Two Cairns, we discussed a module called Gone Fishin'. We mentioned that it is kind of hard to find, and that the original sources were lost in a forest of dead links and old forum posts. Fortunately the original PDF includes the following text:| New School Revolution
What Is?| New School Revolution
I'm very excited to announce that tomorrow, Friday Dec 1st, the Kickstarter for is finally launching! is an old school adventure module...| New School Revolution
In the comments to "Zenopus Built a Tower", Part 46 of the Holmes Manuscript series on this blog, reader Tony Stroppa wrote in about his adaptation of Holmes' Tower of Zenopus dungeon for the Mazes & Minotaurs RPG, a reimagining of OD&D as if it was inspired only by Greek mythology, and which can be found for free on DriveThruRPG. With Tony's permission, I'm sharing his comments here:| ZENOPUS ARCHIVES
This is written by my player and friend Will F.: Daytime Nighttime| Aboleth Overlords
This was written by my friend and player Rob L., posted here with permission: Went to Moldy Unicorn to inquire on owner of the purse + wooden nickel found at the bookshop. Barkeep Gorra identified “Latch” as the man with the scar, member of the Severed Hand Gang. Approached by “The Sage” of the Bloody … Continue reading Skies Shall Sunder Session 3| Aboleth Overlords
This report is written by my friend and player Peter P., I have posted it to my blog with permission, with a few NPC name spelling corrections:Following the rumor of: “There is a hidden entra…| Aboleth Overlords
About Duryan the Gardener | Homebrew Homunculus
A strange mummy wanders the sandy wastes, not bound to a tomb | Homebrew Homunculus
Here's a small adventure site/scenario. Plop it onto your hex key on the edge of a forest or something.| Homebrew Homunculus
I guess the Trollkin class set my mind on the track of "slightly monstrous adventurers with death-avoiding abilities". I googled "OSR skeleton class" and found only this: https://www.necropraxis.com/2014/02/06/skeleton-class/ so consider this class inspired by Necropraxis's. Essentially I've codified a bit more what it means to be an undead PC, and made the class rather more party-dependant.| Homebrew Homunculus
These are some of the kookier ideas I’m kicking about. The Elven one, I think, is a really flavourful and small change that makes them more Moorcockian/ Melnibonéan, which I dig. The Cleric change is something that makes sense to me fluff-wise, but I’m not sure if it might break the game too much - please let me know what you think. The Magic-User one is the most kooky, and has the biggest impact on how the game plays, so I've saved it for last. Any of these can be implemented separate o...| Homebrew Homunculus
[ click here for single-page PDF version ]| Homebrew Homunculus
Random LotFP class generator.| Homebrew Homunculus
Edit: It turns out most people just want the rules and not the editorial - If you don't want to know why you should use encumbrance and will just take my word for it, skip to the last section, or see the printable PDF of the rules here and the new inventory sheet here.| Homebrew Homunculus
Last week I found Wanderer Bill’s Grenzland 5 in my mailbox. Topic “Science Fantasy”. The zine costs 5 Euros for a hardcopy, but can be downloaded for free. As the topic goes into the realm of science fiction there’s plenty of that in this issue. Most of the articles are in German, some are English […]| Stuffed Crocodile
A blog post about how Religion in D&D and other Fantasy RPGs approaches polytheism in the wrong way and how to fix that in order to have more mystery and adventure in your game sessions.| Widdershins Wanderings
Carrion is the endless city. Time began in Carrion, and in Carrion shall it end. When the world was new, the Hornèd Mother's child, the ...| permacrandam.blogspot.com
(Continued from Part 1, which looked at the state of TTRPG dungeon design pre-Jaquays. These two posts are cleaned upContinue Reading| Pathika
Random Tables d66 Reasons Why the Castle is Totally Deserted (Blog of Forlorn Encystment) Elemental Heretics (Elfmaids & Octopi) d100 Poltergeists (Elfmaids & Octopi) Let’s Build a Thieves Guild (OSRVault) 100 Urban Quest Hooks (OSRVault) Ideas Babies in Dungeons (Prismatic Wasteland) Random Magic User Generator (Remixes and Revelations) Sandbox Settlements: Downtime (Among Cats and Books) […]| Stuffed Crocodile
Another day, another GLOG blogosphere bandwagon . This time it's a classic monster; the Beholder. Also Spellweavers, a criminally underus...| craggenloch.blogspot.com
Clerics are odd ducks. Their classical image of the mailed crusader with a religious proscription against wielding bladed weapons deliberately evokes medieval warrior-priests of the Archbishop Turpin and Odo of Bayeux vein. But while those fellows were members of a powerful Church with clear heirarchy and vast political power, the adventuring cleric is free to roam the backroads and wildnerness, associating with thieves, bandits and witches, and if they run afoul of the authorities they can e...| Craggenloch Tribune
Originally intended to be GLOGTOBER content, but that ship has long since sailed, ho-hum.| Craggenloch Tribune
Megara is a world where the spoken word carries a lot of weight, all magic comes from Words of the lingua supernal, the ontologically perfect language from which the One God sung the world into being. If you are a sorcerer then you already speak lingua supernal, albeit like a grunting beast that has been taught to yowl a roughly understandable approximation of it's immaculate beauty. It's not really the sort of thing you use to converse with other mortals though, for its clarity of meaning is...| Craggenloch Tribune
A conversion of Locheil's Rotless, which I have been having tremendous fun playing in his Qal Ashen game, for Ransack by Justin Todd, who also writes a damn fine game;| Craggenloch Tribune
This being a play report of the first session of The Palace of Unquiet Repose played with Hyperborea 3e, which seemed a good easthetic fit.| Craggenloch Tribune
Over the past few weeks I've been running Greg Gillespie's Dwarrowdeep for two separate groups, one online and one in-person. The guts of the system we've been employing is Basic Fantasy, precisely because it is so basic that it provides an excellent framework for me to hang a bunch of ideas off. Also because as a Brit of a certain age it reminds me a lot of Kwik Save's No Frills own-brand, which I have nostalgia for in an internalised traumatic way.| Craggenloch Tribune
Quite by coincidence at least twoother noble-themed GLOG classes have been published in the last week. Much like busses, you wait all day for one then three come at once.| Craggenloch Tribune
The Magic Item Shop seems to be an artifact of many people's teenage flounderings with the game, one that seems to be almost universally scorned in these Latter Days. A lot of campaign settings I own explicitly state that such a thing as a place where enchanted goods are freely bought and sold does not exist, often in an attempt to reinject mythic quality to these wondrous objects. It's a laudable instinct, but I prefer to rehabilitate ideas rather than exclude them. To whit, here's a couple ...| Craggenloch Tribune
I rarely ever play fighters. Hybrids, sure. Gishes, paladins, monks, even barbarians, but seldom a farmboy with a sword and board and a yen for adventure. I've always just felt like I was missing out on half the system to play a character without any access to the kind of lateral advancement that spellcasters have. Part of this also stems from a conversation on the GLOG book club, specifically Spwack's idea that fighters need more options to do borderline 'impossible' things, because by stand...| Craggenloch Tribune
The character class you never knew you wanted (and probably still don’t).| The Dododecahedron
Last Thursday we wrapped up the Grenzland Diplomacy play-by-post game we were playing for the last few days. At least for the season.So the Grenzland campaign (tl.: Borderland) is an ODnD campaign run by Wanderer Bill for the last few years. There already was a lot of history that has been happening in this campaign, […]| Stuffed Crocodile
fortune is one of those classic unix programs that are available on basically all unixoid systems. The only thing it does is “display a pseudorandom message from a database of quotations”, or as the man-page of fortune for debian says: “fortune – print a random, hopefully interesting, adage”. To be fair, the fortune part of […]| Stuffed Crocodile
Ages ago (2011?) I found a Star Wars OSR retroclone called Star Wars – Galactic Adventures on the venerable wizardawn.com page, now lost to the wages of net history. (…that was before there was an actual Star Wars product, a kids’ book, using the same title…) For some reason it never really caught on in […]| Stuffed Crocodile
I currently am running a Labyrinth Lord Open Table every Tuesday at 8.15pm CET for 2 hours on the Grenzland Discord Server. Sign-ups are via the Norn bot in channel #glimmermark. A wiki page for the game exists. The Glimmermark is a is a border march of the Kingdom of Brillon, once a core province […]| Stuffed Crocodile
Not sure how many people are interested in it considering this is an English-language blog and this is a (largely) German-language campaign newsletter… but anyway, here is issue 2 of Glimmermärkische Zeytungen. I decided to create an In-Game chronicle here, as written by the scribe on Castle Aberwacht. Which largely concerns the doings of the […]| Stuffed Crocodile
It’s the first time I actually feel the amount of times I played in a year worth mentioning. I had a rather successful 2024 in terms of ttrpg gaming. If my reckoning is correct (and I think I might miss a few) I played 56 sessions of roleplaying games this year. And this doesn’t take […]| Stuffed Crocodile
The last few weeks I have been posting pretty often, daily even, which is interesting. I sometimes do get these posting spells for a bit with this blog, and that’s quite nice. Anyway, today I had business in Warsaw and wasn’t able to write anything before I was on the train back, so this post […]| Stuffed Crocodile
There are no Glimmermark games for the next two weeks. Which means there also are no expeditions into the wilderness or the local dungeons as we are running on a 1:1 campaign time scale, with every week in real life being about a week in the game.But why is that? I mean, why is that […]| Stuffed Crocodile
As we all know Shields Shall be Splintered! Shields For our Glimmermark game we agreed that shields are a necessity for the aspiring adventurer, as they allow you to soak one damage roll by sacrificing the shield. Critical Fails and Critical Hits The whole idea of a crit on a natural 1 or 20 was […]| Stuffed Crocodile
Ho humm… these link collections are getting a bit long sometimes, especially if I don’t actually post them for a while. Free Stuff Goblinoid Games offers a draft of the Labyrinth Lord 2nd edition on their website Pocket Basic Rules for OSR (drivethrurpg) Random Tables Where Did I Get These Spells From? (Elfmaids & Octopi) […]| Stuffed Crocodile
Adventurer was a rather short running UK RPG magazine. In the last issue, Adventurer 11, June/July 1987, there was an interesting interview with Terry Pratchett, where he recounted his experiences with D&D (he used to play and early Discworld has at least some influences from that) and why he stopped. My favorite part is this […]| Stuffed Crocodile
Goblin (Character Class)Req.: DEX 9 and CON 9Prime Reqs: STR and DEXHD: 1d8 (as monster HD)Max Level: 6Fighting: As equivalent monster HDSaves: As Fighter Goblin Level Progression Experience Level Hit Dice (1d8) 0 1 1-1 1.000 2 1 2.000 3 2 8.000 4 3 32.000 5 3+1 65.000 6 3+2 A goblin usually is slightly […]| Stuffed Crocodile
Learning Magic in the GlimmermarkWhen I started to plan for the Glimmermark one of my main ideas was to make it even more Vancian, instead of getting rid of the Vancianess like many people would prefer to. Magic needs to be rare, mystical, and hard to get. Magic effects need to be dangerous and closely […]| Stuffed Crocodile
Item Quality Items come in three grades: Superior: masterwork items, four notches. They usually cost ten times the normal cost of such ite...| elementalreductions.blogspot.com
A blog post about how to handle death in OSR games, and some alternatives that are more dramatic than instantly killing a Player Character.| Widdershins Wanderings
In the last devlog, I talked about the practical design problems I sought to solve in my campaign by creating an adventurer city, and of course one of the reasons Pathika is going to be shared publ…| Pathika
Beautiful Yet Lost features, tuckered away in its ruins, sort-of-industrial, mostly broken down machinery. Maybe it’s an automated pita maker. Maybe it’s a vat that brews brews. Maybe it’s a statue-replicator. Maybe it’s an ornithopter. Regardless: They often do not work perfectly. And, sometimes, fail catastrophically. This is how I’m trying to handle them. Machine […]| Lost Pages
This blogpost was first released in my Patreon last week. Consider supporting! I wanted to make warrior backgrounds this month. Again, these are all subjec…| Goobernuts' Blog
Mall Rats are varied in kind and skills, but all serve only one master: the great god Greed. A Mall Ninja serves a greater power: Pride. In the service of Pride, you take a Lord. Your Lord is the best Lord, and protecting them is your purpose. Anyone who questions your methods is just jealous.| ふかひれスープ
So I was thinking about more 80s/90s cult classics to base 80s/90s cult classes off of, and I realized I'd never seen Buckaroo Banzai. And then I realized that I *had* seen Miami Connection.| ふかひれスープ
I just launched my zine quest kickstarter for A Blight Upon Sombreval, a dark fantasy, haunted manor style adventure for old-school and classic RPGs and their modern cousins: love for you to check …| Aboleth Overlords
The GLOG is going through a bit of a bandwagon again, this is mine . The Erĝeshmál are a rumour, albeit a persistant one - a hidden cab...| craggenloch.blogspot.com
