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The DMs Guide to Session Planning
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DMs, do your players always take the path of most resistance? Or are they content to sit in the local tavern for four solid hours, roleplaying and digging up so…
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Life, Love, Gaming, and Guilt
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Have you ever found yourself feeling guilty at the game table? I’m not talking about the lawful good paladin who is appalled at his colleagues activities. I’m not even talking…
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Your PCs Need a Mr. Miyagi
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If you’re looking for a new game, you’ve got a problem on your hands. And the problem isn’t scarcity–no, quite the opposite! The number of tabletop games available in 2016…
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I don’t always use grid maps, but when I do…
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This is the fourth post in a series on responsible and affordable AD&D shopping. This one goes out to the GMs in the crowd. Let’s be honest. You’ve got a…
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AD&D: Embrace the Imbalance
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AD&D is imbalanced. There, I said it. The classes are imbalanced. The races are imbalanced. Many of the monsters feel imbalanced. Everything about the game reeks of imbalance. But is…
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Budget-Friendly Nostalgia: Miniatures
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This is the third post in a series on responsible and affordable AD&D shopping. It was one of the scenes with the greatest foreshadowing in “Stranger Things”: when Mike slammed down the…
The Mad Cleric
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Jason Wood
I’m a husband, a dad, and a Presbyterian minister.
Some people find it strange that a pastor could be a Dungeon Master.
Others just call me the Mad Cleric.
