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This should be fun. 😊

In the Realms there are hedgewizards. Classed as wizards and (later) sorcerers of middling power, you could expect to encounter one every couple of villages or towns. They were relied upon by locals for the few helpful magics a typical hedgewizard could provide. They also had mundane skills and...

Yep. They don’t call him the Canadian writer of the Great American Novel for nothing.

As well the work Ed's done ghostwriting for other authors down the years. Also writing novels and short fiction for other lines.

TSR spent a hell of a lot more than $5K to market and publish the Realms as the new setting for D&D.

This being the latest 3-5 sentence treatment for the current list of ten adventuring company names. I'm using this map of Cormyr as a reference. 5. GORMIGAL'S BRAVEHEARTS Rumor tells of six severed heads trailing behind the Bravehearts, each floating along on invisible magical tethers. The...

I am inspired to imagine Lord Soth leading an army of undead kender... Anywhoo, a friend's Lord Soth mini always got used as a stand in for all sorts of bad guys (alive and undead), so I think I'll grab up another one from this set if I get the chance.

Part two of the 3-5 sentence treatment for the latest list of ten adventuring company names. I'm using this map of Cormyr as a reference. 4. THE FALLEN LEAVES A heroic band of adventurers known to be active in the Dalelands. Their presence within Cormyr was revealed in The Hunting Horn of the...

I'm right there with you. I too wish WotC would produce material that helps bind individual adventurers into a proper party of adventurers. I say this knowing the real magic is always going to be at the table. When players figure out an interesting story that brings the party together, that's...

This checklist item is one that not enough published adventures utilize, IMO. The concept hearkens back to adventures like Lashan's Fall, by Ed Greenwood, with its gaping chasm and underground water flows.

This is some good, useful work. Thank you for writing this up and sharing it with us all.

I enjoy using them all as references for how to do things, including writing for the DMs Guild.

Part two of the 3-5 sentence treatment for the latest list of ten adventuring company names. I'm using this map of Cormyr as a reference. 3. THE DISCIPLES OF TAVANTRA Ten in number, the Disciples are a chartered band of adventurers that do the bidding of Tavantra, a mage of middling power that...

I'm happy WotC is no longer afraid to use the word 'brothel'. I'm unhappy to see the word 'barbarian' get scrubbed out of Storm King's Thunder. I like the corrected wording for spells and the clarifications on cantrip rules. It's little things like this that make play run smoothly at the...

This sounds fun! So many games, so little time.

My local library has Strixhaven on order for their D&D collection. I'm glad they'll get it this year.

This one's going on my Christmas list.

Dean was a lot of fun to watch on Quantum Leap.

This looks like a lot of fun!