A new podcast in Danish about roleplaying-games – of which there are only very few – have seen the light … More
Author: Morten Greis
Historiker, etnolog, brygger, fægter, rollespiller, science fiction entusiast
History and Ethnology, brewer and fencer, roleplayer and science fiction enthusiast
Passive Perception in D&D – A bit of a rant
“As you walk down the forest path, you feel the warmth from the sun, and hear the birds singing. You … More
Gaming, no time for blogging
It is quiet on the blog for the last few months, though my gaming life has been far from quiet, … More
Unstable Potions – d20 strange and unexpected effects for your D&D potions
Magic is tricky business, and you cannot always trust your magic items to turn out, as you would expect. Small … More
Entering the Grave of the Heartless May Break Your Heart
A curse is upon the land. An ancient barrow has been looted, and the dead has exacted their revenge. Brave … More
Tomb of Annihilation – Captains of Chult
Large stretches of Chult are coasts, and with Port Nyanzaru being a port, it is an obvious choice to reach … More
Tomb of Annihilaton – Experts of Chult
Tomb of Annihilation is an interesting campaign module, not just because of the modern attempt to create a hex crawl adventure … More
Xanathar’s Guide to Everything including Easter Eggs
So I went and added Xanathar’s Guide to Everything to my library, which I intend to mine for ideas, when … More
Tomb of Annihilation – Using the Mystara Setting
This fall’s great adventure for D&D is the Tomb of Annihilation, and I picked up the book with some interest. … More
Dungeon Crafting: Breaking Down Walls
Dungeons have been likened to flow charts. As in-fiction tools to structure the game leading the characters from one room to … More
