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X-Cards - The *X-Card* emerged from the indie/storygamer side of the hobby maybe ten or so years ago. Originally taking the form of an index card with a simply X dr...
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The General Theory of Dragons - As Zak put it here: *One thing I really don't like about D&D's dragons is the symmetry of the original dragon scheme: good metal dragons on the left--e...
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Eternal Champion Paladin, aka My Houserules to Make Paladins Not Annoying as Fuck - I've been studying AD&D and toying around with the extra classes with the goal of incorporating them into my OD&D/Holmes games. For some of the extra cl...
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Fundraiser for Jennell Jaquays - Sad news about the health of Jennell Jaquays. Jennell's is a well known name to most old school gamers, a highly influential game designer and artist of ...
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how i think about rules - i think of rules as jewels, treasure, or trading cards. Pharaoh's Treasure when i was a little girl there was a tiny little seven eleven near my...
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- Zak Sabbath
- Hollywood, California, United States
- 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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DIY Supervillian (uh, Evil Wizard) Lair:
http://www.tofugu.com/2011/12/07/japans-hidden-tropical-island-aogashima/
That reminds me of the 'Beehive Fort' in the AD&D2e DMG supplement, 'Campaign Sourcebook and Catacomb Guide', which appeared to have been based on the kind of towns built by the Hopi - a similarly multi-level, interlinked series of rooms and terraces.
What's that donkey doing there?
"What's that donkey doing there?"
The encumbrance rules are strictly enforced.
if you think the pictures are cool, you should try being there in person.
my family when there when I was 10 and I was just getting into D&D. blew my mind.
Knossos is also very cool to see in person.
This is awesome. Reminds me of a luxury, civic version of the Tatooine sets from Star Wars. Wonder if this was an influence.
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