Editor’s Note: Starting with this week’s exciting episode, new Archetypes of the Week will go up on Thursday instead of Wednesday. The fixer is a person who solves problems, often using methods that are not entirely legal. While most fixers deal in material goods (especially illegal or hard to get ones) to some extent, the…
Grax the Whisperer is a rumormonger who can be found at The Lusty Minotaur. View at World Anvil Facebook Twitter Reddit Tumblr Email
A long time ago, before it was the Atomic City or the home of the world’s biggest quilt show or the place where you could see the nation’s only statue of Bruce Willis as Emmett Smith from In Country, Paducah was a simple Native American trading post on the banks of the Ohio. This was…
Here we are nearly halfway through the first month of 2010 and there hasn’t been a new installment of “Hexagrams” since sometime back in September, so you’re probably a little curious about what Hex has planned for the coming year. We’ve meant to update this column for a while, but we’ve been kind of busy…
The link below goes to the City of Ten Thousand Daggers page at World Anvil where I posted the maps that I created for #Mapvember2022. Facebook Twitter Reddit Tumblr Email
This was originally double the length, but I decided to make the section about types of hooks a separate article since it’s more expanding/further explanation than core rule. I’m hoping to finish the rest of it today. Let me know if this makes sense, particularly the part about negative hooks. View at World Anvil …
REVERB GAMERS 2012, #3: What kind of gamer are you? Rules Lawyer, Munchkin/Power Gamer, Lurker, Storyteller/Method Actor, or something else? (Search “types of gamer” for more ideas!) How does this affect the kinds of games you play? For example, maybe you prefer crunchy rules-heavy systems to more theatrical rules-light ones. (Courtesy of Atlas Games. Visit…
Maybe it’s the never-ending D&D review (though I think it might have more to do with Leighton and I having a long fanboy discussion about Lankhmar at DieCon) but lately I’ve been itching to do some fantasy world-building. Since I don’t have time to run a game and the world needs another fantasy RPG supplement…
World Anvil’s Spooktober is an event where you get a nifty badge for your profile if you write short entries about at least 13 prompts from a list of 31 options. I decided to tackle all 31 prompts to create a list/random table of 31 Things You May Encounter in the City of Ten Thousand…
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