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Allitur (God of ethics and propriety) LG(N), Flan originAtroa (Goddess of spring and the East Wind) NGBeory (Oerth Mother, Goddess of nature, rain) N, Flan originBerei (Goddess of home, family, and agriculture), NG Flan originBleredd (God of metal, mines, and Read More
James over at Grognardia made an excellent post about the background of a certain religion in his campaign, and in the comments made the following observation: I always found the quasi-medieval society of D&D a poor fit for the kind Read More
Honestly, what is the difference between an orc, a hobgoblin, a goblin, a kobold, and a gnoll? It’s not hit dice; they range from 1-1 to 2 HD, hardly a vast range (3+1 if you include bugbears, but the point Read More
You know, I should have known it wouldn’t last when I couldn’t bring myself to take down the laminated Darlene Greyhawk maps from my office wall. I’m not giving up my plans to create a homebrew campaign, or tinkering with Read More
Well, not really (these too look way too ill-fed, for one thing), but this article over at The Sun got me thinking, quite naturally, to my gaming-addled brain, about those who live in underground environments. Are these not the orcs Read More
Hands down, module T1: The Village of Hommlet is my favorite AD&D adventure. Better than Vault of the Drow, better than Tomb of Horrors, better than the Slavers modules or Expedition to the Barrier Peaks. Many AD&D fans disagree, and Read More
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