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This is the tough part. I honestly don't know what I could do to make more money as I don't really understand why D&D is so successful in recent years. Was it the 2014 rules? Was it COVID? Was it Stranger Things and other media? If I get to reshape it. I'd get rid of Bonus Actions. I'd...

For video games, there are certain milestones some games reach that really wow me. Doom, Doom 2, Duke Nuke'em 3-D, and Half-Life were all games that wowed me when they were released. I remember in Half-Life I shot at a soldier and he ducked behind some cover and it absolutely wowed me. From...

Here's the rub. If something weird or innovative becomes popular then it just becomes the norm. D&D was a weird and innovative game way back in 1974. Deadlands, a mash up of old west tropes with wizards, mad scientists, and samurai was pretty weird in 1996. It was even called The Weird West...

Ditto. Except I was in elementary school. There's nothing quite so cute as as bunch of seven year old boys throwing plastic frisbees at one another's faces as hard as we could. I also haven't seen any Tron movies since the original. The soundtrack pops up on my YouTube occasionally and it...

I knew you'd say that. Why did you punch my inner child right in the face? I'm never going to let myself be vulnerable with you ever again!

So this is my first negative comment about a product. This Army Painter Vampire Red has about the worse cover I’ve ever seen. When I applied a coat onto the flag, it worked more like a glaze. I’ll stress here this is the old Army Painter formula which has since been updated.

An assaultron robot from Fallout.

It’s funny how laying a base coat transforms a mini. All I did was base coat the cloth with Dark Sky from Army Painter and suddenly it looks so much better.

I've always argued D&D as designed features player characters with a very modern mindset. Freedom of religion, association, due process, equality under the law, etc., etc. are things we associate with good kingdoms or oligarchies. D&D really doesn't require or encourage us to adopt a different...

It’s been a while since I’ve done any batch painting. This is half a box of skeletons from Games Workshop. Batch painting is kind of a two edged sword. On one hand it can get rather tedious painting so many miniatures to look like they belong to a cohesive unit. But on the other hand it can...

I have it on good authority they were just good friends. And very thrifty. Think of all the gold they saved on heating fuel by sleeping in the same bed. Yup. Good, thrifty roommates.

I'm too depressed to make a Reaper Bones joke. :-(

Delta Green has a percentage based skill system and they don't always require a roll to know what someone with that skill would know. Land Warfare (I think), is the skill you use to figure out the best way to use the terrain, set up a kill zone, plan an attack or defense of a structure, and the...

This is pretty much where I am on this. If I'm running a Call of Cthulhu game set in the 1920s, my players probably have limited knowledge of the era. Hell, so do I. But I will tell them things I think their character would know. For example, one of my players wanted his character make a...