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I had an inspiration for a portable magnetic game screen to use for tabletop gaming. @FostersLeather brought it to life for me #RPG #Craft #DND Continue reading Foster Leathercraft Leather Wallet Game Screen
About three years back I stumbled on the one-page dungeon model. I was very hesitant to like it at first. But the more and more I looked thought about it the more I fell in love with it. This simple outline of an adventure is a wonderful framework for a quality adventure. Moreover, instead of spoonfeeding you encounter after encounter giving you a connect the dots dungeon, … Continue reading Product Stoplight: One Page Dungeon Compendioum 2011
I have been looking into the AGE system more and more recently and then I saw something that caught my eye. Arkroydisesel AGE. What at first, I thought to be a Dieselpunk setting for AGE. Sadly, it turned out that in my haste Akroydisel is not part of the AGE system. On the bright side, there are over 300 pages of information to mine for … Continue reading Akroydiesel Age RPG
Publisher: Wizards of the Coast Pages: 128 Link: Dragonlance Classics Volume I (2e) Calling all Dragonlance saga heroes! At long last, the first four Dragonlance modules are back. Together for the first time, play the entire adventure of the first book of the Dragonlance saga! Starting from the Inn of the Last Home in Solace, journey throughout the lands of Ansalon and defy … Continue reading Dragonlance Classics Volume I (2e)
Publisher: Kobold Press Pages: 36 Link: Shadows of the Dusk Queen Includes a 12-page art and map appendix to speed play; heavily illustrated. Mirror, Mirror on the Wall… Before you is a dark forest with trees rising as much as a hundred feet into the air. Foreboding and sorrow seem to emanate from within. Occasionally, shadowy creatures are glimpsed moving among the trees. Slow, … Continue reading Shadows of the Dusk Queen for 5th Edition
Publisher: Wizards of the Coast Pages: 16 Link: Dead in the Eye (4e) D&D Adventure Years ago this was a free RPG Day RPG that I have run in the past. It was pretty straightforward but a lot of fun. I enjoyed pitting my players against the twisted beholder Omaranathax. I feel that it also would be pretty easy to convert this to a 5E adventure without … Continue reading Dead in the Eye (4e)
