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Tag Archives: D&D
Kagematsu [Review]
Thanks to Ed Healy and the wonderful guys at Atomic Array for giving me the chance to do another review for them. Check the bottom of the page for even more Kagematsu goodness! Kagematsu is a different kind of roleplaying … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, RPGs, Reviews
Tagged Blog, D&D, feudal japan, kagematsu, review, RPGs
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Shadow Assassin As Street Samurai
The shadow assassin is a Pathfinder RPG core class created by the excellent Super Genius Games. I love the Super Genius Guides, and the shadow assassin has to be one of my favorites. I haven’t written about it much, but … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, RPGs
Tagged 3.5, ai, beguiler, Blog, D&D, david weber, pathfinder rpg, player's handbook ii, rogue, RPGs, safehold, shadow assassin, shadowrun, super genius games
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World Premise Twist: Education
The typical fantasy world assumes a low level of general education. Many (or most) can’t read or do basic math. Scholars are rare or derided, and universities and higher learning are not considered to be worth the expenditure in gold … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, RPGs
Tagged Blog, D&D, david weber, eberron, education, fantasy, fellowship of the light, italian renaissance, pathfinder, RPGs
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Review: Secrets of Pact Magic
Secrets of Pact Magic is a very interesting set of alternative rules for any OGL game. I’ve often enjoyed fantasy worlds where magic is performed by binding spirits, or at least where such rituals are fairly common (say, more frequent … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, RPGs, Reviews, d20
Tagged atomic array, Blog, D&D, foe hunter, occult priest, ogl, pathfinder, player's handbook, review, RPGs, secrets of pact magic, villains of pact magic
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Megadungeon: Planning
I’ve been thinking more about my plans for a megadungeon, and have decided that it is finally time to being posting those thoughts. I’m going to be following Jonathon Roberts’ battlemap and dungeon design tutorial over at NewbieDM.com, which I … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, RPGs, Writing
Tagged Blog, D&D, dread necormancer, kobolds, megadungeon, RPGs, starblade spire, Writing, zombies
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Upcoming: My Megadungeon
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, people who don’t identify with a particular gender or sexual label – I am before you today to inform you all of an upcoming project of mine. I intend, with the help of a … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, RPGs
Tagged Blog, D&D, fantasy, megadungeon, modern, RPGs, savage worlds, sci-fi, urban dungeon
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Wizards Announces 4E Dark Sun
Wizards announced at Gen Con that the Dark Sun setting is being revived for D&D 4E. Dark Sun is a blasted world, torn asunder by magic. Psionics, which will be brought to 4E just months before with the Player’s Handbook … Continue reading
Printing and Literature in Fantasy Settings
Most fantasy settings take it as a given that books exist and are accessible to the denizens of the setting. Wizards, for example, often use spell books. Characters may augment their research abilities with access to a library. Basic education … Continue reading
Posted in RPGs, Steampunk, Writing
Tagged assassin's apprentice, D&D, dragonmark, eberron, fantasy, house sivis, literature, printing, robin hobb, RPGs, steampunk, steampunk magazine
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Swords and Wizardry Quick Start Review
One year ago, more or less, Wizards of the Coast released the 4th Edition rules for Dungeons and Dragons. Long before that, there were such things as 1st Edition, AD&D, and 3.X. And probably other variants that I’m too lazy … Continue reading
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Tagged Blog, chgowiz, D&D, old school, quick start, retro gaming, RPGs, swords and wizardry
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