A blog about the World of Greyhawk, tabletop RPGs, wargames, and pop culture
Here’s my first go at a DM’s Guild product. I present the classic layout of the planes of existence for Dungeons & Dragons, and convert a number of 1E elemental-type monsters into 5E. Do check it out if you’re at Read More
For those who haven’t heard, Wizards of the Coast launched a survey a couple of days ago to get fans’ answers to questions about how they play D&D, what sort of swag they’d buy, and so forth. As an old-timer, Read More
It’s been a while since I’ve shown any tidbits from my 5th Edition Greyhawk material, so in honor of the announcement of two new 5th Edition settings that aren’t Greyhawk, I thought I’d give you all a taste of another Read More
Today on CNBC’s Mad Money with Jim Cramer (the eagle-eyed among you will remember his cameo in the first Iron Man movie, smashing a coffee cup and declaring Stark Industries akin to the Titanic), Hasbro CEO Brian Goldner gave an Read More
I saw this post over at the Nerds4LifeBlog, and it got me wondering about something I’ve contemplated over the years. Why the Hell hasn’t Wizards of the Coast developed a campaign setting (or settings!) based on the implied setting of Read More
As part of my project to convert as much Greyhawk material as I can into 5th Edition D&D stats, I’ve come across a weird anomaly. Two creatures – the Greyhawk Dragon and the Dragonnel – have descriptions that diverge from Read More
