Halls of Knowledge

The Lost City project over at Open Design (publishers of Kobold Quarterly) is almost set to take off. If you would like ...

For those that don’t know me, I still consider myself a 1st-edition D&D guy (making all the "4e isn't real D&D" arguments seem ridiculous). I always look for ways to recapture that feel. Using the terminology I adopted back in my Bridging the Gap blog, I’m also a puzzle solver, which means I most enjoy D&D when there are puzzles put in my path. For those two reasons, I offered to run the Tomb of Horrors super adventure for my home group. Last night was our first session.
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It’s easy to blame the author of a published adventure for its lack of, well, whatever makes your table ...

If I sound annoyed in these articles, it’s because I am. Although my goal is to help everyone understand copyright law and stay out of trouble, my inspiration comes from being inundated with unknowledgeable statements grounded in nothing more than wishful thinking. Example: Fair use.
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Player characters often are the most blood thirsty monsters out there. At the same time we try to shorten ...