A Book by its Cover
A Book by its Cover “…finally the doors were thrust open and with a great howl the spectre faded to nothingness. There,
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A Book by its Cover “…finally the doors were thrust open and with a great howl the spectre faded to nothingness. There,
Klerikos, clericus, clerk, clergy, cleric… it’s one of the most storied words in the Romance languages, and one of the most versatile
Ecology of the Mantari “Are you sure this thing is down here old man.” Leanore asked as she stepped over the large
Julie Hoverson joins us from 19 Nocturne Boulevard this week as we talk about traps, tricks, and ten foot poles. Jim &
Beginnings In chronicling the histories of Vecna, it is important to realize one must first rent in two the veil of deceptions,
We’re back from Gen Con, and the glow will take days to wear off. This issue is devoted to our interview with
Tetrahedral’s rotation is centered around the single point where the three lighted planes meet, and its downward perpendicular line. As a result the three lighted sides cycle through the same star patterns, and the darkland’s sky only rotates.
Damn it DM I’m a Cleric not a First Aid Kit (or spicing up your priests) Player 1: “I’m going to be
We’ll be doing ongoing “special dispatches” from Gen Con from now until Sunday. They’ll be going into the regular podcast feed
It’s just a few days until the start of Gen Con 2010, and we’re raring to go. This week, we discuss XP
Looks like I will be adding another podcast to my line up of old school D&D podcasts, this one is called Save