A blog about the World of Greyhawk, tabletop RPGs, wargames, and pop culture
As promised, here is the first installment of my Greyhawk Lore project. It’s almost 100 pages long and updates will be forthcoming as I comb more of the various websites for material. Essentially, I’m trying to systematically go through all Read More
For a while now I’ve been working on my own version of the most famous dungeon in the world; Castle Greyhawk. I’ve got a bunch of levels mapped out, and some are partially keyed. I’m trying to make my version Read More
Here, presented for the first time, are my own hand-drawn maps for the Free City of Greyhawk, done many years ago and finally scanned in. Apologies for the poor quality on some of the edges; I had originally connected the Read More
Many in the grognardosphere are abuzz about the recent post by WotC concerning how they think treasure should be spread out in the new 4.0 version of the game. I, however, am somewhat more concerned about the second half of Read More
I think one of the vast ironies of “old school” A/D&D is that we were never given an example of how the game was actually played in its earliest formative years. That is, all of the modules that TSR came Read More
