Can anyone recommend any good 4e or non-old school blogs?

[timbannock]

Time to pimp myself...I mean, do some marketing:

dungeon-crawl.blogspot.com

Started as a campaign journal for WLD, but that group fell apart, so now it's a combination of the two things I love most (aside from my gf): movies and D&D 4e. Basically, I take a movie a see, and figure out how to apply the events, characters and genre ideas to D&D (mostly for dungeon crawls, but not always).

Also found here on some site called "ENWorld" or something like that.


Oh, and thanks to everyone else...some great stuff I never knew about here!!

 

[jamorea]

The Core Mechanic has focused on 4E during it's year or so being online.

I think that blog is going away in July.

I'd recommend Critical Hits

 

[WyattSalazar]

I run a blog called The Spirits of Eden which is about my D&D 4th Edition campaign setting (primarily) but includes a lot of D&D 4e material of other sorts, talking about RPGs, and so forth. Also, my setting fluff is not too intrinsically tied to D&D 4e, though I don't think it would really work for other editions' assumptions all that well.

 

[Baz King]

I think you'll enjoy the two listed in my signature. Let me know.
Cheers,

 

[Propagandroid]

I often examine 4e critically* in my blog, The Gamer Dome, and will be doing more so once summer hits officially (tomorrow...yay!).

*Some folks mistake critically for being critical, but don't let them fool you.

 

[SlyFlourish]

I'll plug my own too: Sly Flourish: Building the better 4e Dungeon Master.

I also post daily DM tips to Twitter on my Sly Flourish Twitter feed.

 

[Piratecat]

Less of a blog and more of a thread, my players discuss 4e mechanics and game theory for our campaign here:

http://www.enworld.org/forum/genera...ommentary-pcats-d-d-4th-edition-campaign.html

 

[Rich Forest]

I love threads like this -- they help me add to my own blogroll.

I keep an occasional gaming blog (mostly D&D) at Superhero Necromancer. I usually talk about BECMI/RC when I talk D&D, but I range a bit, too.

 

[Mathew_Freeman]

I'll plug my own too: Sly Flourish: Building the better 4e Dungeon Master.

I also post daily DM tips to Twitter on my Sly Flourish Twitter feed.

Just to chime in - if you use twitter, or even if you don't, getting these little ideas every now and again is excellent stuff. Really appreciate what you're doing with this.

 

[Glyfair]

Robin Laws has a lot of good stuff, link the linked article on the damage of monsters with funky powers.

His blog does cover a lot of territory. Also, he definitely has a strong narrative bias to his groups tendencies (not a bad thing, and probably to be expected). I have gotten a lot of good ideas from his blogging about his 4E campaign.