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
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The Unseen Servant – Part One
I’m doing some world-building, thinking about the role of magic in general and Clerical magic in particular. This bit from the AD&D Player’s Handbook has
d30 Thursday – All that Glitters
A d30 Treasure table for making things interesting. Assign GP values as you see fit for your campaign and PC level. A plain, silver ring
d30 Thursday – What’s that Smell?
Everyone expects a dungeon to smell musty and damp. But they do not always have to be so. Some dungeons may be in a desert,
d30 Thursday – Curses!
A selection of mildly – to – moderately cursed items to add some brightness to your PC’s humdrum lives. A jeweled statuette of a sphinx
Sample Dungeon Project – Monastery of Samm-Puul
…and so the adventure begins. You inform them that after about a two mile trek along a seldom-used road they come to the edge of
The Domain Game – A Bookmarker
I have been thinking about and discussing the Domain Game with a bunch of folks online, thought I’d share a couple of articles I thought
Overland Travel Encounter Tables
I’ve created a set of encounter tables for Overland Travel, based on some thoughts from Dael Kingsmill’s video on overland travel. She took some inspiration,
Cultists, Zealots and Prophets
Torches flickered, high above his head, against the cold stone walls of the large round chamber. Was there a green tinge to the flames? Now
d30 Expired Potions Table
Roll on this table if your PCs find potions that have been sitting around for a while, and are possibly past their expiration date. 1.