Atticus, Ozric and Ozric's brother Quintus descend into the 2nd level of Zeleska's hypogeum.
Player Character continuity is not a big deal.
Readers of my game reports may notice that characters come and go from session to session. Players in my group can't make every session. We play anyway. My general rule is that if two players can make it, we play. I have a set time every week that I run a game unless I am …
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Dragon’s Bend Game Report 16
Cullen, Atticus, and Ozric explore the passages beneath the gladiatorial arena.
Why Do I Love Swords & Wizardry?
Brian of Welcome to the Deathtrap posted a nice review of Swords & Wizardry Complete on his blog last week. Swords & Wizardry Complete is a clone of the original Dungeons & Dragons 1974 rules plus the first supplements. If you want to have the experience of playing a unquestionably old school version of D&D, …
Monster Descriptions
The fewer number of visual aids you use for your game, the more important your monster descriptions become. Here is my process for creating impactful monster descriptions.
Dragon’s Bend Game Report 15
The party defeats a gibbering horror, finds some nifty glaives, meets a new race of dogman and run away.
In Defense of the +1 Sword
There is a line of thought that referees should avoid the plain old +1 sword. The argument is that a+1 sword is not a very engaging treasure item. Some say that every magic weapon that appears in your campaign should have some characteristic that makes it more than a mere modifier to the to hit …
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