Here’s where I stick what is on my mind and on my table.
Latest Blog Posts
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Scene_Four’s Shorts
I’ve been enjoying Sean Foer’s videos as the algorithm fed them to me on various social media areas and I’m glad to see them on youtube. Here are a few of my favorites:
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10 Years Later: a gamechanger for Apocalypse World: Burned Over
I tried my hand and wrote this one up. Now, could we just say, “Let’s start 10 years later next session?” Sure! But I wanted it to come when the moment wasn’t perfect to do so. I wanted the flash forward to be at a possibly awkward time.
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A Thursday Night Apocalypse is born
“Anthony and I were talking about our old Apocalypse World campaign. Y’all should look at the playbooks, see if it stirs anything up…”
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Reddit GM Advice: Ghouls, World-Building & Duels
In which I post comments to subreddits geared towards supporting rookie DM’s…
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Cairn: Ecology of the Wyvern
TL;DR: Cormac the Beast Handler and Magni the Scout make first contact with a local wyvern.
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6 statues in the dragon’s lair
Was thinking about last week’s game. There was a moment when they came to this hallway with statues. 6 statues. Huh.
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Elder Chromatic Dragon Territories Along the Sword Coast
A normal Friday night – took a lovely nap with the window open and then thought about Thursday’s game and putting together information on the territories of dragons on the Sword Coast of Faerûn. I was grateful to find that much work had already been done on this. I based most of the below on…
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Reddit GM Advice: Wish Over-reach, Political Power Vacuum & Inspirational Tables
In which I post comments to subreddits geared towards supporting rookie DM’s…
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Forgotten Cairns 8: Dragonslayers on Moonshae
30th of Ches Year of Shadows, Dale Reckoning The Druid, the Shadow Thief, the Surface Drow, the Herald of the Exodus and a Lizard Folk Hunter earn the title, Dragonslayer, ending the Adult Black Dragon, Queen of Tears.
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Cairn: Council on Patok Hill
TL;DR: Issolde the Hexenbane and Leth the Bonekeeper meet with a Fishacre-sworn knight among a holy hill’s ancient standing stones to prevent neighborly violence.
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