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Got a real good review on Bryce Lynch's blog Ten Foot Pole.

Follow this link to my blog to see where to pick it up. It is a gory romp with my favorite humanoids - Troglodytes! AA03 @ Vanishing Tower Blog.

The next horizon is more adventure products design with use at the table in mind. There are less adventures written because making a "good" one is hard. Reassembling existing mechanics into new shapes is much easier. That is why you see more games than game content. Not that I haven't published...

Fight for higher rates, your worth it! Game writers should be collectively stand for .15 minimum with .25 for proven writers. We should start with Game-writers Union (GU). I'll begin. Vanishing Tower Press, as a matter of policy, pays writers .15 minimum with .25 for proven artists. Unless it...

USR by Scott Malthouse and Trollish Delver Games. His games get a warm reception by many who paly his stuff. I use USR quite a bit for my S&S game.

I have been compiling charts and tables from the poorly presented Space Opera rule book in attempt to find the relatively simple game underneath. Here is my latest blog post with Ground Combat charts. There is a link on the post to the other 2 PDF sheets I've created as well

The success and popularity of the OSR rests on the quality of adventure content. As a game master the stuff is so full of flavor and imagination I don't need to change much. The adventures coming out of this DIY OSR communities ears makes me go "I gotta run this, and I know just how I want to do...

The game discussed on the historical, smash-hit first episode of Hobbs & Friends is now available as POD book on RPGNow.com as well as the game's first supplement, Horrors Material & Magic Malignant!

Where can one go to read a review of the WOIN system?

L2 The Assassin’s Knot (1e, Levels 2-5) — Seth White [reserved on Nov. 16, 2016] I'll bug Seth and see if he knows when he will have it completed. And Stan Shinn should be releasing L1 The Secret of Bone Hill (1e, Levels 2-4) — Stan Shinn [reserved on Nov. 15, 2016] anytime soon!

B12 Queen's Harvest 5e conversion guide is now available. Written by Konstantinos Poumpouridis

Christopher Walzak has just released Classic Modules Today: I2 Tomb of the Lizard King 5e conversion guide as well as Classic Modules Today: I3 Pharoh 5e conversion guide. Both are available at the DM's Guild along with 38 other completed 5e conversion guides.

Mark Stout did this one. Find it at Classic Modules Today for the direct link to it at the DM's Guild.

A new conversion guide has been released by Konstantinos Poumpouridis, Classic Modules Today: B11 King's Festival 5e.

R P Davis I have had the same experience. Doing the conversion forces me to read the old 32 page module in detail and I find new appreciation for the depth of content jammed in these classics that a seasoned game referee can really run with.

Classic Modules Today is a website with a list of 5e conversion guides for 1e modules available at DM's Guild. They require the original module, but WotC is releasing these old school modules as POD products slowly but surely. So you don't get the whole module redone in 5e, but the conversion...

The Slaver Series has a 5e conversion guide. A link to them and the rest of the 5e conversion guides for 1e modules found on the DM's Guild is here at Classic Modules Today.

Funny you should ask. I just received a used copy of the Forgotten Realms gray box and intend to do just that!

I've just released my 5e conversion guide for EX2 The Land Beyond the Magic Mirror. Jabberwocky, Bandersnatch, Vorpal Blade, what's not to love?!