Today's Creature Feature comes from a truly disturbing set of Alphabet pictures I stumbled across. And since I started the Creature feature last week this inspired me for my posts now; and future creature features blogs. This will take some time to get through but I'm sure we will manage to have fun with this… Continue reading Ankheg
Here is a lovely little side trek for our gamer's that sure to if run right to be a wild fun game session. Inspired by a silly episode of Scooby doo that I only caught about five minuets of. But sometimes it's in the brief glimpse of something where we find some of out best… Continue reading The mines of the dreaded Behir
Oh Mimic, you wonderful monster. You beautiful tool of Dungeon Master deceit. A favorite creature to throw into an unsuspecting groups lap. So often underestimated in its use. Often some of its best ability's overlooked. Today we will touch much of what is overlooked about this great best. And then I'll give you a few… Continue reading Creature Feature: Mimic
With D&D's 40th here it takes my thoughts back to when I first began the game. The creatures I encountered, the wonder I thrilled in as I explored deep dark dungeons and encountered terrible monsters. But few did I ever come to love and respect as much as the Kobolds ! I cut my teeth… Continue reading Kobolds
During a bout of terrible weather the party seeks shelter from the elements in a cave overlooking the road they have been traveling on. If the players blindly enter the cave with out scouting first they will find themselves immediately under attack. If the players take a moment to  scout out the location before they enter… Continue reading Finders Keepers
As the players stop for the night at a crossroads inn they are warmly greeted by the inns stable boy. He offers to groom and stable all of the party's mounts while they stay for two silver per horse. He is willing to be negotiated down to a single silver for the labor. He takes… Continue reading Stable Boy; what stable boy ?
Paper maps, at one time we probably have all used them. Our love of the map as gamer's for most of us began with the dreaded words we came to love as the party lit their torches. "Who will be mapping? "Â Graph paper in hand you counted out ever step of the dungeon. If you… Continue reading Map’s 2, Paper Maps.
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