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It's not one that I'll bring up in casual conversation but it's one I still stand by!

Is this the show where a Xenomorph tours Earth and reviews all the best food spots?

They all got hired by Darrington Press.

Bone Collectors. Carnivorous caterpillars that live in spider webs. They eat prey caught by the spider, and to disguise themselves they cover themselves with parts of the dead insects stuck in the web! I like the idea of the characters fighting a big monster, and then giant carnivorous...

The game went very, very well! Everyone bought into the campaign world and got really into the mystery! As they untangled more and more of the web of deceit and family tragedy there were visceral reactions from the players. Having a random guilty person worked really well. It kept the suspense...

Here's some of the art I made pre-pandemic that I'm using in the adventure... Everyone gets one of these "iron badges" showing they are a Plague Dog, a holy hunter of demons: Here's a Barley Imp, which gets created in the blight that's afflicting the farmlands: Here's a map of the Golden...

Some new friends I made have connected me with some other folks who really want to play D&D more often. So tonight I'm running a one-shot, both just for fun and to see if there's potential for a new ongoing group. I'm taking an adventure I created pre-pandemic and adjusting it to be run in a...

For me the top three are: 1) DS9: my favorite Star Trek show. I love the characters, the world building, the big swings, the changing relationships... So good! 2) TNG: the platonic ideal of Star Trek to me. Solving problems through talking and sciencing and empathy! Data is one of the greater...

My theory is that every time someone gets transported, their traumatic memories get cleaned up and sanitized.

I just imagine the Be Our Guest scene from Beauty and the Beast but everything is made of weird flesh.

Back in 3rd Edition we would get incredibly sidetracked talking about the spell Stone to Flesh. "The spell also can convert a mass of stone into a fleshy substance. Such flesh is inert and lacking a vital life force unless a life force or magical energy is available. (For example, this spell...

I'm a forever DM who is really struggling to put together a new D&D (or other RPG) group after moving to Atlanta three years ago. Part of it is the struggle of trying to schedule anything while also having a three year old child. Part of it is that we live in a pretty tiny house with no sound...