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A fellow player remembers Tim Kask’s sharp humor, generous stories and the small convention community where they shared games.
A D&D table can change rules and still have a good time. The key is being clear about what game you’re offering and what experience your group wants.
RPG culture can turn taste into a status contest. Letting go of that pressure makes room for dungeon crawls, deep stories and everything between.
Great game mastering grows from broad play, deep focus, steady practice and humility—and shows in the effort players will make to return.
Port Leviathan is a 137-page d20-compatible setting of pirate pulp, strange shops, unusual monsters and a city built in the corpse of a whale god.
Vigilantes for Shadowdark 2 brings 1980s superhero chaos to Shadowdark and other OSR d20 games, with psychic experiments and street-level crime fighters.
Two finished scrap heaps wrap up this year’s Season of Scenery, with more ork town terrain planned for Orktober.
A long-awaited Ork town building and two barricades add 10 points, leaving the month’s terrain painting contest close after its first week.
A battered set of older Ork barricades and a scrap pile get refreshed, bringing the Ork Town collection closer to its planned photo shoot.
Bikers and their boss add 25 points, taking the Ork force to 62 as the race to catch IRO continues.
A long-delayed Flash Gitz captain and a bomb squig bring the painter to 67 points, closing Orktober with unfinished plans for next year.
Bikers, a Flash Gits captain and new Old World units made Orktober productive, even as a rival’s score set up a determined 2026 rematch.
A new batch of Orks has sparked an early painting session—and exposed a few missing paints before the next big hobby push.
Two Ork models finally make it onto the painting desk, earning four points and setting up a possible squad finish by month’s end.
Ten painted Orks bring Wudugast to 52 points for the month. Bosses Week starts next, with the standings still a mystery.
A new Weirdboy, a stitched-up Painboy and two heavy hitters bring personality to Orktober’s latest batch of Ork miniatures.
A ChatGPT rewrite gives Dungeoneer 2.1’s dense rules a clearer read, though players still need the original sheet for its graphics.
This OSR take on Geiravör pairs a thunder-crack spear with a fierce battlefield presence—and leaves her spell-like abilities open for further design.
Thor’s daughter arrives with twin weapons, storm magic and a detailed high-level stat block built for a forceful encounter or divine ally.
This 50-page fantasy roleplaying supplement brings twelve Irish deities, 60 druid spells and two new classes to the table.