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Yes, I’m all for letting monsters be monsters but exceptions are always interesting à la Eberron. I’m interested in how a monster or...

The funny thing is that Vulcans are among the most passionate, emotionally driven species in Star Trek. Rather than their natural...

Examining the human condition through the eyes of a monster is exactly my goal with Vampire: The Masquerade (V5 especially), but that's...

As part of my ongoing re-read of the Witcher series (finished the first book and onto the number two) I was struck by how much I liked...

When Morrus first offered me this role, I took it begrudgingly. I wasn't sure I could handle the organizational weight of running a...

Keep em coming. Very interesting stuff. It’s a great team of writers.

Feels like Mechanus. Not sure if that was the intention. The nice thing about maths is that it happens without needing to be thought...

As @prabe noted, many games provide for this in their toolkit. Beyond the Wall does it during the life path character building, with a...

I always thought Pathfinder did some good opening scenes. Rise of the Runelords starts at a market featival Curse of the Crimson...

So many memorable encounters mentioned above. I always liked the dungeons beneath the Steading of the Hill Giant Chief. It included...

I love Forge of Fury. When I run it, I make the NPCs and factions more dynamic. The core design is great, but having the black dragon...

The show, although lacking for many, had a cute episode titled: "The Joy of Cooking." It was imaginative, and maybe not in line with the...

It’s a great adventure Heart of Vane.

There's a lineup of people in a dungeon. Naked, in chains, trembling. Master Blaster (or their look-alikes) walks along the line...

Yeah, I’ll note that I don’t really run any direct “D&D” product right now, so for my games action doesn’t mean combat but a grabby...