Alignment in D&D and similar FRPs is an oft-maligned subject. For the Swords & Sorcery-styled World of Weirth campaign I am looking for some over-arching
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Weirth on World Anvil – Legendary Artifacts
The Chalice of the Soul The fastness was razed and its storerooms plundered. The inhabitants were either carried off by the God-Queen’s foul minions or
Links – Saturday Shares
Here is some reading material for your weekend! From The Other Side Adventures in Hyperborea Hat tip to Jason Vey for sharing these with me. So if
Appendix N: Robert E Howard and Conan the Barbarian
Back in my middle- and high-school days I read everything Conan I could get my hands on. Novels, comics, whatever. The large-format Savage Sword of
Appendix N: Three Hearts and Three Lions
From 1961, a novel by Poul Anderson. Weighing in at 220 pages, this old novel is a fraction of the size of the contemporary fantasy
Appendix N, OD&D, and Me
When I was a little boy, I was a voracious reader (still am!). One of my favorite places in the whole world was a little
What Ho, Frog Demons! – A Review
The Hill Cantons was one of the first #OSR blogs I discovered last year when I got back into the D&D scene. I was looking
One-Hour Wargames, a Book Review
One of the reasons I like the Pulp Alley game so much is that it is specifically designed to tell a story with the scenario.
The Book of War
Over the past couple of weeks I have been reading, here and there, The Book of War by John Keegan. This is an anthology of
A Reading List on Where We Went Wrong
An unfinished blog post with a list of books worth reading: Shane Atwell’s Blog: In Search of Where We Went Wrong The battle lines between