Once More Unto the Breach!

Identities hidden to protect the not-so-innocent! I Last December, I lamented  about wanting to run a Barrowmaze campaign, and declared that...

The Cold Dread Hand campaign begins in 1489 Dalereckoning during the ninth month, known as Eleint or The Fading. As the first session opens,...

So, yeah, got a new campaign going! Feels good to be back in the GM's chair, after pandemic and such have kept me away. But now is the t...

Here's the highlights from the last two sessions: Varhauth (the barbarian of the Qlettaar tribe in Estwilde played by Jim), Auger T...

It is six months after the end of the War of the Lance, and Krynn is still recovering. Representatives of the free peoples of Ansalon are ...

I've waited a long time to get a proper Dragonlance campaign started. I tried once years ago (in OMG 2011!), but it never panned ou...

We picked right back up from the end of session three , with the party fighting a horrific creature that looks something like this: ...

Session three picked right back up in the Barrowmaze (with me running Gideon the elf as temporary NPC in the absence of player Pat), in ...

It's been months since my Old Friends Gaming Group had our D&DBQ , but we finally gathered for session 2 of our Salton Seekers ...

We kicked off our reinvigorated Salton Seekers campaign in grand Summer style last Friday! We decided we would hold our inaugural D&D...

Okay, so I'm doing a soft reboot of the Basic D&D campaign I started earlier this year. My group of old friends and I sorta stal...

Identities hidden to protect the not-so-innocent... So, here's the scenario: we got the old gaming band back together. These gu...

While perusing my old unpublished posts, I came across some musings that arose from reading a post over at the venerable Beyond the Black...

I'm about to wrap up the least productive writing year this blog has ever seen. Don't really feel great about it, but it is what...

  OK all you Greyhawk fanatics out there. Is it blasphemous for me to say that I'm thinking about using Basic D&D to run a Grey...

If I had to pick a campaign world that I've used in my campaigns - in other words, a world I've actually experienced at the game...

Note: the following recap of sessions 4 and 5 was composed by the master bard Sir Charles Bakerson, a legend in the Grand Kingdom. Mightil...

We had a more-than-packed house for session 3, as we were joined by a blast from the past! Our fellow gamer Wes has made his triumphant ret...