My very first D&D game was the legendary red box, and thus the D&D becmi rules still resonates in a … More
Category: Dungeons & Dragons
Games on the Table – Part 13: Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition
I have been playing many versions of D&D these last couple of years taking a tour around both old and … More
Games on the Table – Part 9: Dungeon Crawl Classics
In an earlier post I talked about the spinoff, Mutant Crawl Classics, but I have also had the opportunity to … More
The Nature of Secret Doors is to be Found
In roleplaying games there is a pleasure in finding objects, that are supposed to be hidden. When playing Call of … More
Ghostly Adventures for the Winter Nights: Midwinter Ghost Stories
Right in time for spooky winter nights with the Yule nights, Christmas, Juleaften, Weihnacht, Winter Solstice is the roleplaying anthology … More
Kiss the Frog – A Table of Weird and Wondrous Effects from Kissing an Enchanted Frog
Witches of a certain tradition have a predilection for turning princesses into frogs, however the powers of a kiss can … More
Five Fake Truths about Roleplaying & RPGs
“I played the original D&D back in the day” The amount of people I have met stating this. It is … More
What if … A Dungeon without XP?
Sometimes it can be fun to tinker with the structure of the old school roleplaying game experience, that is commonly … More
Hexcrawls – Forbidden Lands versus Tomb of Annihilation
At present I am running both a Forbidden Lands campaign and the D&D 5th campaign Tomb of Annihilation, and it … More
The Evolution of D&D from 1983 to 2016: From Ravenloft to Curse of Strahd
From 1983 to 2016 Dungeons & Dragons have moved from Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 1st edition (and D&D becmi) to … More
