A lot of my recent blog posts have centered around conventions and tournament games. I guess that’s not too surprising. The convention season really starts
Convention Games Follow-up
The poll in my post from earlier this week seems to be pointing me in the direction of AD&D for running convention games, at least
Gateway to Adventure
I made an interesting little discovery when Delta visited last week. We were in my game room when Delta spotted my Holmes box set on
Gamer Culture
With the recent purchase of an e-reader, I’ve found myself reading through the early Dragon Magazines as my pre-bed reading. I’m up to about issue
Convention Games
The news about the 1st edition AD&D reprints has got me thinking once again about what system I use when running convention games. For my
AD&D 1e Reprint
Holy crap, WotC actually made a smart move and is reprinting the core AD&D 1e hardcovers: [Product no longer available, here’s a link to a
The Siege of Bridgefaire
For several months in my campaign, Bridgefaire, the largest free city known to the players, has been under siege by a huge horde of undead.
Number 5 is Not Alive
In hopes of maybe getting a few less emails informing me of this news, I feel beholden to post that yes, I am aware that
Book of War
Over a year ago I used Delta’s Book of War to resolve a major battle taking place in my campaign: the Battle of Restenford. Next
Limb Loss
The current major quest in my campaign centers around regaining lost limbs. The party is quite invested in the pursuit, which makes sense given that