A blog about the World of Greyhawk, tabletop RPGs, wargames, and pop culture
Wonder of wonders! I have unearthed more articles from the bygone pages of Dragonne magazine, that alternate-history publication wherein my favorite game (and favorite setting) were never wrenched out of the hands of its creator. In all seriousness, I’ve taken Read More
Istus (Goddess of Fate and destiny) NGeshtai (Goddess of lakes, rivers, and wells) NXan Yae (Goddess of twilight, shadows, stealth, mind over matter, etc.) N O_o Is that it? Yes. I think an argument can be made that the Baklunish Read More
First off, if you’re at all interested in the heraldry of the World of Greyhawk, hie thee hence to Anna Meyer’s excellent site, where she has re-created all the classic heraldry from the Folio as well as creating new designs Read More
Continuing the series on the armies of Greyhawk, Dragonne magazine turns its attention to the Great Kingdom of Aerdy, the superpower of the East, now sunk in evil and debauchery, threatened both without and within. This will be a two-part Read More
The other day, someone asked where I thought the 2nd edition Celts Campaign Sourcebook might best fit in to a Greyhawk campaign. The introduction to the book promised suggestions for doing so, but this seems to have been forgotten by Read More
Historically, most pre-Christian polytheist religions had pantheons that were led by some sort of all-father, or a mother-father pair. In the Indo-European pantheons, this was often a sky father and an earth mother type deities. Given the division of the Read More
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