At one juncture in my old 2e game the party of 9 or 10 players were all in HPL's dreamlands, near a coaching inn on the road between Ulthar and Dylath-Leen. They ran afoul of a group of 4 enigmatic adventurers. After dropping the guy with the huge 2handed maul, one of the players had cause and opportunity to utter the immortal words.. "Dude, John Bonham!"
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The Yellow Book of Brechewold
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A Gift...
Zak's new art book
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So here's Zak's new book, collecting his artworks from 2000's and until
today. Twenty years ago the Orange Revolution halted the totalitarian
usurpation ...
Dragons are Awesome
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So here’s the thing about dragons in a dungeon, it’s a whole thing.
HOWEVER, in the city like in a horror movie, it would be a different thing.
Then I was ...
Goodness Gracious, I've Gone to the Dark Side
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What with the new 2024 revisions due to start being released this coming
September, I am converting my online game to D&D 5th edition.
I still have to en...
Cities of Darkness
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Unlike D&D, I've got a soft spot for the classic World of Darkness lore. I
am too young to have been around while it was relevant but it's always had
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I'm Zak, I live in Los Angeles. Most of the people I know here are women I know from being a porn "actor"--so they're porn stars and strippers. So that's who I play Dungeons & Dragons with.
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Blue Ballantine. All the way from Philadelphia.
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if one were to build a one-shot RPG session entirely from lyrics from Tom Waits songs, what would it be like? What system should it use?
Shit, now I need some cheap whiskey and a game set on the corner of Pynchon and Waits.
Over the Edge, I reckon.
At one juncture in my old 2e game the party of 9 or 10 players were all in HPL's dreamlands, near a coaching inn on the road between Ulthar and Dylath-Leen. They ran afoul of a group of 4 enigmatic adventurers. After dropping the guy with the huge 2handed maul, one of the players had cause and opportunity to utter the immortal words..
"Dude, John Bonham!"
your marketing people are frighteningly accurate.
also, this:
http://s-ak.buzzfed.com/static/imagebuzz/terminal01/2009/11/9/14/vin-diagram-17220-1257794830-15.jpg
I fully support the use of Venn diagrams and their wonderful extension, Kargnaugh maps.
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