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Adventure Review: Withering Woods
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“Withering Woods” is a D&D 5e adventure module for low-level characters written by Þorsteinn Mar Gunnlaugsson for Swedish game publisher, Riotminds. Part of their new Fantasy Adventure Series, it was…
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GaryCon XVI Retrospective: Days 0-1
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Since I’ve returned home to South Louisiana, I’ve had no shortage of friends asking, “Now what were you doing in Wisconsin?” So to simplify those conversations–and for other gaming enthusiasts…
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X1 – The Isle of Dread
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The Isle of Dread may be the best adventure module I’ve ever read. Don’t get me wrong. I love, love, love The Village of Hommlet. Against the Cult of the…
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Review: A0 – Danger at Darkshelf Quarry
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When Against the Cult of the Reptile God sparked ongoing interest with two of my players in AD&D, I decided to take a whack at an ongoing campaign in that region of…
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Darlene, Greyhawk, and the Rabbit Hole
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Who knew that a map could stir the imagination so much? And yet the map released in the Greyhawk setting box has been the fundamental basis for my ongoing AD&D…
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The challenge and beauty of AD&D modules
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After over a year of playing Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (first edition), I’ve had some really great gaming moments. But I’ve also had to deal with reality. Eventually nostalgia wears…
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.
