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News to me, and my players certainly enjoyed my own homebrews and lengthy TSR Spelljammer and SW Sundered Skies campaigns. Jorune...

Out of my fantasy homebrews, I had one where hot was north and cold was south owing to pseudo-gods and polar gates (yes, I do like the...

I just picked up Black Sword Hack by The Merry Mushmen. It's an OSR adaptation of the Black Hack for pulp swords and sorcery in the...

A must: A good index and table of contents, and good headers. While there may be a tl;dr problem, that problem can be significantly...

I’m completely burned out on the medieval fantasy genre because it is so oversaturated and stagnant. I only touch post-industrial...

For fantasy worlds we can maybe forgive a little. In TODL we have cold lands at the top and bottom

I guess because of the eurocentric nature of the industry. My first fantasy game, Tales of Distant Lands, is heavily influenced by A...

I ran the game in Mythras using their Constantinople supplement, while using Caverns of Thracia by Jennell Jacquays, adapted with some...

Almost all maps I see are set in the Northern Hemisphere, either explicitly or by assumption. Cold lands are on top, hot lands are on...

I’d love to do a D&D-esque fantasy adventure campaign in a setting inspired by ancient South American civilizations (eg Inca, Maya...

I have three campaign worlds. One is quite old, with the roots back in the early '90s. It's got a lot of influence from authors like...

I set my current game world in a land that breaks the mold! Full of peril and aggression, where it seems every NPC is hostile to the...

The art, the tone, magazine support, and the tie-in to the minis game certainly did not hurt, either. Especially in a pre-Net release.

No one has once criticized me for choosing to make an "Arabian Nights"-styled D&D game. I have exclusively encountered optimistic...

Bingo. D&D was produced by Americans for an American audience. In the 1970s, TSR was happy to sell to foreign markets when they could...