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I see simulation as an attempt to create a predictive model of a setting. This leads to some other assumptions: In the absence of...

Mechanical benefit, like in a loresheet.

My first memory with concrete details was playing AD&D, module G2. I'm pretty certain I played in a homebrew one time before that.

I like involved set-piece encounter traps that run like monsters, except the solution isn't (at least, not always) to just "hit it until...

I want to shout out to Pelgrane Press for Eyes of the Stone Thief. The conceit is that this dungeon eats other dungeons, and one of its...

Yes, a good table is worth its weight in gold. There are also plenty of modules that have too much writing. Stuff that's freely...

I don't think modules are written to be read, but I do suspect many are written to be sold without attention to playtesting or...

Asking players to come up with things at the table is the way to go. Simply by being there they are in the right mindset to create. Even...

Here's the November 21st 2025 Friday Freebie map. This week's map is a village map. The river and the nearby woodlands are the lifelines...

Hard to beat the Stymphalian Birds - bronze maneating beaks that pierce armor but are trappable in corkwood, launchable metallic...

Vampire is the easy answer. Penanggalan the more detailed one.

Here's the Monday Blues Map #192 map. This week's map is another piece of the fortification on a sea cliff map series. This week's map...

Besides Conan and the Gray Mouser, there are other fictional thieves the rogue class emulates, like Hal's robber friends in Henry IV...

Conan was a thief. And a barbarian. So did he multiclass? Or just go "give me all your stuff else I squeeze your head"? I think his...

We are also talking an archetype like Hanse Shadowspawn, or Robin Hood: