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Post-Review Thoughts on Efreeti Slavery So, one more thing that entered my thoughts for this post-review post. It was brought up by...

D&D serves me well for straightforward heroic fantasy with a visible sense of power progression. If I want something grittier but still...

Inspired by a question somebody asked on Twitter. My response was that every system feels different and provides a different play...

The Book of Gears This pseudo-chapter follows the earlier Tome formats in being collected essays about the mechanics and world-building...

Chapter 13: Adventuring This chapter is quite fluff-heavy, primarily covering dungeons, fantasy ecologies, and adventure ideas and...

So I'm going to be wrapping up my review of the Frank and K Tomes soon (have 2 posts to go), so I've been interested in reviewing some...

Thank you, I am happy to see so many others are enjoying my readthrough. I do plan to do other books. I'm not one for making promises...

Yes and there was also "poetic justice" in that one of them was instrumental in the death of the Witch King who had destroyed the...

First, I love these posts of yours. I hope you do other books at some point. Second, I think it goes beyond what you state there...

Book 4, Chapter 6: the Forbidden Pool Another rare error in this printing of the book, describing Sam surreptitiously following Frodo...

Chapter 12: Magic Image is Wizard's Duel by Phill-Art A relatively short chapter, Magic is composed of both new rules and general...

It's now Christmas on the American East Coast! Time to tear open the presents!

In regards to the OP, this reminds me of a DLC for Final Fantasy 15 where you played from the villain's perspective. The primary combat...

Book 4, Chapter 1: the Taming of Sméagol Darkly amusing that for all his earlier fussing about needing rope, Sam nearly forgets about...

Chapter 9: Combat Basics Image is the Duel by Shen Fei This post is going to be a three-parter on account that these chapters cover a...