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Message: <blockquote data-quote="el-remmen" data-source="post: 8857059" data-attributes="member: 11">Hey all, as I mentioned in my "Troglodyte Tuesday" thread and in the thread about my HOW I RUN IT zine series, I have started a new site for my D&D content. It has a couple of different features already and I will be adding more in the next few weeks into the new year.[URL unfurl="true"]https://how-i-run-it.com/[/URL]These features include:<ul> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">#DragonMagMonday, in which I dive into an issue of Dragon from my own collection, what can be found there, a bit of cultural analysis and/or gaming history, and mostly how it influenced (or didn't) my own approach to the game to this day. <a href="https://how-i-run-it.com/2022/12/12/best-of-dragon-iv/" target="_blank">Today's post</a> is a look at Best of Dragon vol. IV, but a couple of weeks ago I wrote about <a href="https://how-i-run-it.com/2022/11/21/dragon-200/" target="_blank">Dragon #200</a> (from Dec. 1993)</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">#TroglodyteTuesday, which is named after the monster I have developed the most, but is where I share my versions of various monsters for 5E. So far I've posted <a href="https://how-i-run-it.com/category/troglodyte-tuesday/" target="_blank">four types of trogs</a>, but tomorrow my version of the Harpy goes live.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">#Dweomer Day, in which I play at converting an old spells from previous editions that appeared in non-core material like Dragon, Dungeon, or a module to 5E. I also convert some of my and my past collaborators' previous homebrew spells. These are not meant to be definitive, but rather "this is something how I'd do it/or currently do it, but am open to other ideas." I have also added magical items to this feature.</li> </ul>There are also links to my campaign wikis, posts with session recaps, and a landing page to download edited PDFs of all four books of my <a href="https://how-i-run-it.com/ootfp-story-hour/" target="_blank">"Out of the Frying Pan" story hour </a>from back in the day.Forthcoming I have:<ul> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">#DungeonDelve, in which I post my notes for running/expanding/adapting adventures from past issues of Dungeon. I am currently working on "Song of the Fens" from Dungeon #40.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">#RevenantsofSaltmarsh (named for one of my current campaigns), in which I provided notes and advice for running Ghosts of Saltmarsh based on my own changes and experiences doing so as someone who ran the 1E versions in three previous editions and is in the process of the 5E version for two different groups.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">#OneShots, one-off essays examining some aspect of running or playing D&D and/or a critical/cultural analysis of game material as it deals with race, class, and gender (putting some of my doctoral study of American popular culture and literature to work in looking at D&D). I have an essay on 90s Dragon article presenting "fantasy" Native Americans and another on degrees of player character identification in the works.</li> </ul>Anyway, I hope some of you all will enjoy the site. Comments are vetted, but are welcome. Once a person comments at least once without being a jerk, they get access to comment without prior approval.  I also have a HOW I RUN IT twitter acct (for however long that lasts),@HOW_I_RUN_IT and a new Mastodon acct on the server Morrus set up, @<a href="mailto:HIRI@chirp.enworld.org">HIRI@chirp.enworld.org</a>.Oh and I still plan to print my "quick n dirty" zines about once or twice a year. There is a link on the site for ordering the ones that are still available.</blockquote>

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