There is a song they sing in the south of the Empire, where the whispers of the Lead Prophet’s revolution drift on the breeze like the ashes of the cities that joined in his cause… Skip reading this post if you don’t enjoy attempts at poetry. Martyrs’ Parade (or, The Prophet and the […] Read more
The players in my RIT campaign have an estate now, given to them by the Princeps of the Grey City as a reward for saving Castle Rahas from Jebwyer Fanda and the Servant of the Chained One. Apparently Lord Farhaad had written the Princeps a letter putting the party’s names forward as potential holders of […] Read more
So…as you may recall (or not, if you don’t keep up with this blog, and I post so infrequently that I wouldn’t blame you if you didn’t), I got third place in a contest a while back for my Random Criminals table. As a prize, I requested a d100 table of demon attributes that I […] Read more
An automaton designed for a very specific purpose. Can’t say any more, as my players have yet to encounter anything like it. These two gentlemen fled from Castle Rahas on horseback as soon as the players freed everyone from the Servant of the Chained One. They did not have chains around their necks, unlike everyone […] Read more
A selection of persons available for hire or actively trying to kill you in my D&D games. Loosely arranged in order from least-likely to succeed at killing you to most-likely. Individual people may be more or less deadly than their place on this list suggests, but we don’t care about that at the moment. Let’s […] Read more
youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6vvpZlvf9s&feature=channel_video_title Made this for my 2D Animation class. Read more
I’m back at college now, sitting at a new desk in a new apartment. In honor of the new academic year, I give you the following random table, for use with D&D or other fantasy games. Why Were You Kicked Out of the University Arcana? 01. Blew up something important, such as the College […] Read more
Replacement tablet stylus arrived! A day early! I CAN DRAW AGAIN Read more
