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Sample Dungeon Game AD&D DMG

By On 20 January 02019 · 1 Comment · In AD&D, Gaming Community, OSR - Old School Rules

Back in the day we had the DMG. What a glorious tome of magical information for a young person!

On page 94 Gary Gygax shared with us a Sample Dungeon. A map with tunnels and corridors and a cave and 37 other rooms to explore. Unfortunately the “Monastery Cellar and Secret Crypts” were only detailed […]

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Product Review: 28mm Furniture from 4ground

By On 26 January 02016 · Leave a Comment · In Miniatures, Workbench

Furniture and interior accessories make your terrain and scenery look better, and can make gaming more fun. There are some cool papercraft items you can get online at places like RPGNow, but my fingers are too big for some of the smaller pieces.

Lucky for me, 4ground makes some laser cut kits from […]

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Other Pulp Alley Peeps

By On 21 January 02016 · Leave a Comment · In Miniatures

I enjoyed this AAR, The Treasure of El Kabong, the scenery is really good.

I have, and still need to build, this wagon (from 4 Ground, I think)

And another one, Hunting the Treasure Hunters, with an awesome market setting:

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One-Hour Wargames, a Book Review

By On 3 September 02015 · Leave a Comment · In Books

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. Even if the basic goal is “Get Loot”, the rulebook provides these great charts for identifying what the Loot is – the Plot points.

Is the prize information, like a […]

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