As I hope to run these modules a few times, I thought it would be cool to maintain some scores. I’ll try to come back
Take That, Slavers
This afternoon I got to run the first round of the slaver’s modules (part 1 of module A1) for some co-workers. I’ve signed myself up
B/X vs. Labyrinth Lord: Weapons
More and more I discover little oddities in Labyrinth Lord that differ from B/X D&D in a troubling way. I’m getting down to minor details
Game Room Nears Completion
Having finished my shelves, I could finally unpack the last of my gaming paraphernalia from the move. I’d like to think those were the last
Hidden Chambers
No, not in D&D, in my actual house! This weekend I tackled a project I’ve been meaning to do for some time — hanging shelves
On Learning New Spells
In the past in my campaign, magic-users have not been a popular class choice. I’m OK with this actually, as I do like the idea
10' Poles Through the Ages
One of my players just pointed out a discrepancy in the equipment list of Labyrinth Lord. According to the equipment list, a 10′ pole costs
Kidnapped by the Barbarian Prince
What happened to Paul? He was posting so regularly for a while there, and then suddenly he dropped off the map. Here’s what happened to
Module Review – WG4: The Forgotten Temple of Tharizdun
Not a tournament module, but worth looking into on my quest for just how “Gygaxian” Gygaxian Naturalism really is. This module is ostensibly related to
Gygaxian Naturalism
So what the heck is Gygaxian Naturalism? I believe the term was originally coined by James Maliszewski, and to be honest I feel a bit