NPR Sunday Puzzle (Jan 26, 2025): Name That Popular Singer Q: Think of a popular singer whose first and last names each have two syllables. Drop the second syllable from each name and you’ll be left with the piece of a toy. What singer is this? I accidentally focused on […]
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Facebook link. Charlie Dunwoody is currently GMing Amazing Adventures. He freelance writes including articles for EN World and Geek Native. Posts and articles posted here by others do not reflect the views of Charlie Dunwoody. Charlie is a participant in the Noble Knight Affiliate Program and the OneBookShelf Affiliate Program, […]
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NPR Sunday Puzzle (Jan 19, 2025): Should You Choose to Accept It Q: Think of a familiar two-word phrase that means “a secret mission”. Move the last letter of the first word to the start of the second word. The result will be two words that are synonyms. What are […]
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Several D&D-themed YouTube channels have released new previews about new or revised monsters found in the 2025 Monster Manual. Over the course of this week, Dungeon Dad, d4: D&D Deep Dive, Pack Tactics, and the Dungeon Dudes all posted videos featuring previews of specific monsters from the 2025 Monster Manual, […]
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NPR Sunday Puzzle (Jan 12, 2025): Rot-13 International Location Q: Think of a well-known international location in nine letters. Take the first five letters and shift each of them 13 places later in the alphabet. The result will be a synonym for the remaining four letters in the place’s name. […]
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NPR Sunday Puzzle (Jan 5, 2025): Math Fun in 2025 Q: This week’s challenge is s a numerical challenge for a change. Take the digits 2, 3, 4, and 5. Arrange them in some way using standard arithmetic operations to make 2,025. Can you do it? I’m not sure how […]
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Strange Tales of Songling is a great RPG. The designer, Brendan Davis of Bedrock Games, has a new RPG soon to be available using the same game system but set in New England and called Strange Tales of New England. Brendan was kind enough to give me some background on […]
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