I don’t remember what campaign Siobhan was created for, or whether she was an NPC in one of my own games, or a player character in one of our rotating GMs. Re-reading her character history, and looking at some of … Continue reading →
(Lehnar was a rare character for me. First, he was male, something I rarely play, and secondly, he was an older character – even older than my actual age of 45 at the time; yes, I have a preference for … Continue reading →
This was the introductory document I sent to my players for the 1938 Campaign. In reviewing this today, it appears that some sections may duplicate themselves; if so, I apologise, 1998 was a long time ago.) [Note: actual historical information … Continue reading →
The 1938 Campaign was a fun experiment. It was one of the few times since 1987 that I (Ashleigh) had been GM in a campaign. Most of our usual cast of players were there, Cat & Mike, Bjoern & Stuart, … Continue reading →
I’ve been a fan of the Legend of Zelda games for a long time. One of the first consoles that we purchased way back when was the NES, just so we could play Zelda. There was a lot of stress … Continue reading →
Noted over on Twitter: Today Basic Dungeons & Dragons B1 In Search of the Unknown with @The_Digital_DM 4pm EST/ 2pm MTNhttps://t.co/hrhfjUnsGp#RPG #DND #Twitch #gamingcommunity #DM #DungeonMaster #thaco@FantasyGrounds2 pic.twitter.com/nXSLbCeVGF — Tabletop RPG Network (@network_rpg) August 30, 2020 Gods. I remember when … Continue reading →
There’s been an ongoing debate about the role of women in gaming for years…today on Twitter, someone thoughtfully posted these two contributions, one from Gary Gygax, the co-author of Dungeons & Dragons, and another from Jonathon Tweet, a later contributor … Continue reading →
https://www.belloflostsouls.net/2020/08/dd-five-accessories-to-make-the-game-more-accessible.html
Continue reading →Aids on filling in your character’s backstory.
This was another mention on Twitter.
https://donjon.bin.sh/5e/ This tool was mentioned in a discussion on Twitter, and I thought it useful enough to share along.
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