Reading, Writing and Slaying Dragons.
Adventures often involve a new patron, rumors of enemy activities, or investigating current events and rumors.
As a follow-up on previous posts of creating adventures, dungeon adventures, and city adventures, here’s a simple random generator to generate a framework for your adventure design. Continue reading “Create Random Adventures”
I’ve got a little anniversary coming up this spring, it has been two years since I decided to step up my writing, and it is perhaps time to talk about that. It may even be overdue. It’s time to get personal. Fan-gushing and self-loathing. Dealing with the elephant in the living room. This is about my writing. Continue reading “Two Years of Writing”
Magic is unpredictable and will eventually cause problems and backlash even if the practitioner takes the uttermost care. Chaos magic, shadow taint, dreams gone awry, miscast teleports and planar breaches may all hound your characters. Continue reading “Malicious and Unstable Magic: Chaos Taint, Nightmares, Planar Breaches, and Other Afflictions”
The Merchant Priest is at the heart of civilization, with a dual nature, vast wealth and knowledge, and the power to both build and destroy. The Merchant Priest is perhaps the druid’s fiercest enemy, although with a neutral smile and polite etiquette. Continue reading “The Deeds of the Merchant Priest”
Companions are key for any fantasy roleplaying game. Anyone who has read my previous post about my devotion to BioWare’s Dragon Age franchise has already guessed I consider companions a vital part of the roleplaying game experience. As it happens, it is also one I want to use more, so allow me to remind myself of why.
Continue reading “GM Tips For Fantasy Roleplaying Game Companions”
