“As you walk down the forest path, you feel the warmth from the sun, and hear the birds singing. You … More
Author: Morten Greis
Historiker, etnolog, brygger, fægter, rollespiller, science fiction entusiast
History and Ethnology, brewer and fencer, roleplayer and science fiction enthusiast
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
Another review: Tomb of the Dragon’s Heart
Not long ago I uploaded the adventure Tomb of the Dragon’s Heart written using the Labyrinth Lord system. Recently the … More
