Fluff/Inspiration
Dungeons Deep and Caverns Old
“Far over the misty mountains cold To dungeons deep and caverns old We must away ere break of day To seek the pale enchanted gold.” Why delve? What causes heroes to venture into long forgotten ...
The Letter: A Mystery in the Godfell Stone
At the end of the next session of the Godfell Stone, the players will find a letter on the body of one of the NPCs. This is that letter. You can, of course, click to ...
Liturgy of Nerath: Avandra
About a month back, I put out a post about this series. Now it’s finally here. I wrote a post about Divinity a while back, that got some fantastic response, so I’m going to be ...
Cruel Divinity
Following from yesterday’s post, where I discussed the good and unaligned gods, I’m going to talk a bit about the priests of the evil gods of D&D. Asmodeus: The priests of Asmodeus are known as ...
Divinity
The Divine Power Source is fascinating to me. When you look at it, the differences between the four Divine classes are, from an in-game outsider’s perspective, the same thing. Sure, they may have different focuses ...
What Does Your Character’s Facebook Page Look Like?
The latest from Penny Arcade has Burr Helm-Hewer’s Facebook page. Pretty clever, right? It got me thinking, though: What would your PC’s Facebook page look like? Who would be their friends? What types of photos ...
The Age of Renaissance is Underutilized
I’ve been playing Assassin’s Creed II lately, and have been having a great time. As a GM and blogger, I’ve naturally been thinking of utilization in RPGs. Beyond the simple things (What class is Enzio? ...