5 Mythical Substances to Spice Up Your Setting
by Who doesn’t love a good made up substance? If you’re playing Dungeons and Dragons or a Lord of the Rings game, you get access to …
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Menagerie Monstrum: The Finest Horse / Bat / Kangaroo Monster America Has to Offer
by As you trek deeper into the trees, it is easy to forget that there are cities just beyond, signs of civilization giving way to pines …
RPG Setting Review: The Lost Citadel
Having a premade campaign setting is nice. Granted, a homebrew setting is very fulfilling and of course unique, but it requires a ton of work …
Menagerie Monstrum: Lesser-Known Lycanthrope
The city doesn’t end so much as it is absorbed by the swamp, dense neighborhoods of tightly packed houses giving way to sparse shacks and …
Menagerie Monstrum: Black Eyed Children
A gentle knocking jars you out of your sleep. After weeks on the road you were eager for a night in a proper inn with …
How To Brave a Bender With A Tippling Terror
As the pub owner begins to tell you and your fellow party members about the troops that have been moving through the village, you hear …
What if You’ve Got Nothing?
It’s four o’clock and the game you’re running starts at six. It’s been a busy week at work. You’ve even had some random family stuff …
The Puca is Just The Worst Uber
You stumble out of the pub, surprised by the darkness. How long were you in there? You lost track of the time around six tankards …
4 Things 1st Edition D&D Gets Right
About nine years ago, Wizards of the Coast re-released hardbound versions of 1979’s Advanced Dungeons and Dragons 1st edition. Not long after, I snagged the …
Don’t Call Him Godzilla
The villagers seem hesitant to give you directions through the mountains, but you are able to coax the local blacksmith into pointing you down the …