Today I’ll be reviewing the Ennie Award Gold Winner City of Mist game from 2016. This game is a completely funded game created from the Apocalypse Game Engine. What is City of Mist? City of Mist is a Tabletop Roleplaying ...

Thanks to the urging of my readers, particularly Episteme and Dave(s) 4 Goombella, I have to go earlier for the invention of the artificer. I’m looking to Official Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Dragonlance Adventures this time, with the tinkers, found ...

Suggested Locations : Bramblewood (north west) or Gamboge Forest (north east). Activities : Trade with/befriend local Arcane casters. Trade with/befriend local Merchant house notables. (strange planar goods arrived in town) Remove Merchants and Arcane casters when useful. (one missing already) ...

READ OUR FULL REVIEW An interesting book is out today, published via a partnership between D&D and Penny Arcade. This 10 year old relationship began back in 4th edition and pioneered people watching D&D being played by others. Over the ...

We’re working steadily on Seas of Vodari, and today I’m showing the first draft of this work. Nothing shown here is at all guaranteed to be in the final version – I just thought that you, ever-faithful readers, would enjoy ...

The Myriad Pathways of Ki We have a new publication on DriveThruRPG today. This is the fourteenth product we have released: Ki Unleashed, written by Brandes Stoddard. Ki is so much more than a monk’s personal reservoir of power. Its nature ...

Today we look at an adventure with mischievous wizards following in the footsteps of their Witch Queen Patron, the cunning Iggwilv! Suggested Locations : Highfolk in the North West, Midmeadow in the North East. Activities : Monitor the Thieves guild ...

Thumbnail art by Arnaud Valette After being asked to do a Mummy Lord lair in the same way I did with the Aboleth by Christopher McFarland I immediately went look for different things I could do with that monster. The ...

I hope y’all like it when I post collections of largely unconnected magic items, because that’s what I’m doing today. These were originally posted in Harbinger of Doom, and appear here in an updated form.

The original Art of War was written in China over a thousand years ago, a strategy guide of how to conduct your forces and yourself in times of war and preparation for them. So this is a title with chutzpah, ...