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C2: The Ghost Tower of Inverness Originally published December, 1979 Version being read and reviewed: C2: The Ghost Tower of Inverness by Allen Hammack First things first - SPOILER ALERT!!!! Still here? Ok, here we go. Two things stand out about this module from the introduction alone -...

I altered the way Planescape and Spelljammer interact with the other settings. My version of the D&D "multiverse" uses real world space physics and such. Crystal Spheres are features of the Astral Plane, enclosing the cosmology of each core world. Sigil is still a nexus point where all...

The long drought is over! At least for now. City of Greyhawk (2E) has arrived in PDF and print! We also have... Alpha Dawn for Star Frontiers

I backed the Kult: Divinity Lost kickstarter so that's at the top of my list.

The Star Frontiers trend continues with... Knight Hawks

Well, here's an interesting development... Star Frontiers! SF1: Volturnus, Planet of Mystery SF2: Starspawn of Volturnus SF-AC1: Official Character Record Sheets

Not that I know of. There has been a semi-regular batch of new POD titles every week or two but no new PDFs.

More or less. I'll never work again (I'm disabled) but we're getting disability benefits from the VA, so things are good enough for me to start this back up again.

Just in case I need to go here, too, for the updated version. (I also support the Patreon so I'm not sure.)

B2: The Keep on the Borderlands Originally published December, 1979 Version being read and reviewed: B2: The Keep on the Borderlands by Gary Gygax First things first - SPOILER ALERT!!!! Still here? Ok, here we go. The Keep on the Borderlands is arguably the most well known and most played...

Post 26 has been updated with a review of Swords & Spells. Also...I'm back. ;)

Game Specific - House rules that make the game unrecognizable People specific - Loud people, people talking over each other, people not focused on the game, players who have their characters threaten or attack other PCs (unless there's mitigating circumstances like the character being charmed).

I would say that a RPG that created a hobby or lifestyle would qualify. By that definition, D&D and Vampire: The Masquerade qualify (as Vampire turned LARPing into something of a phenomenon). Though, perhaps another definition could be games that have a large, dedicated following and are...

No new D&D PDFs this week but we do have a blast from Wizards of the Coast's past... The Primal Order and two supplements, WotC's "capstone" system from the 90s. The Primal Order Chessboards: The Planes of Possibility Knights: Strategies in Motion All three books are also available in print...

I multiclass for story reasons. My tiefling Barbarian/Fighter devoted herself to a demon-fey thingy and so ended up multi-classing as a blade-pact warlock even though I had originally not planned on that at all.

This is the second week in a row with nothing new. Given some of the stuff that's still not available, this makes me worry a touch.

One new addition this week... Fantastic Locations: Fields Ruin (3.5)

PDFs added this week... None. Zero. Zip. Nada. So far at least.

Things seem to be winding down a bit as the Newest D&D in Print section is now featured more prominently. And, we only have one new PDF this week. HWR2: Kingdom of Nithia Also in print... Domains of Dread (2E Ravenloft) Underdark (4E)

I have no available money. I do stuff like this (tracking lists and such) so I can pretend that I can actually buy the stuff I want. :P It is a sad, sad existence.