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Skeletons, ghosts, werewolves, witches, vampires, and zombies are common fodder for the movies and can be found in just about every Fantasy RPG out there. The occasional devil or construct (scarecrows and flesh golems primarily) aren’t out of place either. The famed Ravenloft adventure started as an annual game run by the Hickmans and leaned… Read more
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So our gaming table is a mix of old school gamers and those that have recently been introduced to gaming by way of D&D 5E. This has led to many a game night ending with tales of those games of long ago. Then this last weekend we did a one shot dungeon crawl with the… Read more
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There are plenty of Halloween adventures out there (I really liked using ‘All Hallows Eve’ from Drivethru RPG and the creator has continued building on it over time) but sometimes its hard to find one that fits your table. Maybe you want to run a one shot on its own instead of shoehorning it into… Read more
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Speaking of falling …I was reminded of some related house rules that we have used for a couple of our D&D 5E games. Applying CONDITION: PRONE to flying creatures If a flying creature is made prone as an effect, treat it as ‘off balance’ and apply advantage to attacks made against it and disadvantage with… Read more
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My Saturday Night Game returned to the Tomb of Annihilation campaign. It was great set piece of waves of undead and the Wreck of the Star Goddess – a flying ship lost in the jungles of Chult! Adding to the complication was a ticking clock of attackers besieging the survivors of the Star Goddess’ crew.… Read more
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So it was a long weekend due to Canadian Thanksgiving so we got together and played a couple of boardgames. MARVEL Champions *new to my table What I liked This reminds me a great deal of the classic Sentinels of the Multiverse but with a few key changes. With This I Took Issue Overall, I… Read more
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