Running any free event at a public library is an act of local heroism; running a weekly Dungeons & Dragons game comes with a unique set of logistical nightmares. Unlike a private home game or a paid professional session, a free library program exists in a realm of low accountability. […]
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NPR Sunday Puzzle (Mar 15, 2026): Films and Food Q: Think of a popular movie franchise with many sequels. Hidden in consecutive letters inside its name is a food. Replace that food with a single letter and you’ll get another popular film franchise. What films are these? I started with […]
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Given how most of the complaints about the playtest seemed like nothing more than generic mindless social media rage, I’m guessing either that releasing the playtest without corporate approval was against the contract terms, or Neopets saw how much money the Kickstarter made and decided they wanted a bigger piece […]
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NPR Sunday Puzzle (Mar 8, 2026): Dynamic Duos Q: Name a famous musical duo. Remove four consecutive letters of the duo’s name and phonetically you’ll name a famous nonmusical duo. Who are they? I can think of another duo that ties the two duos together.
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Morrus is the owner of EN World and EN Publishing, creator of the ENnies, creator of the What’s OLD is NEW (WOIN), Simply6, and Awfully Cheerful Engine game systems, publisher of Level Up: Advanced 5th Edition, and co-host of the weekly Morrus’ Unofficial Tabletop RPG Talk podcast. He has been […]
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NPR Sunday Puzzle (Mar 1, 2026): Famous 20th Century Writer Q: Name a famous 20th century writer. Remove the last two letters of the first name and the last letter of the last name. The result will name a clothing material. What is it? Contrary to what Will might think, […]
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About SLA Industries SLA Industries (pronounced “Slay Industries”) is an award-winning role-playing game that was first published in Scotland in 1993. Now in its second edition, the game is a horror noir science-fiction setting set in a dystopian reality in which the majority of the known universe is either owned […]
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If you are interested in purchasing a Blainesville Puzzle Blog lapel pin, please send me an email at wordwomans at gmail dot calm 😉 with your physical bricks and mortar address. See design above. Also note it here with a brief comment “I’m in” so we can see if folks […]
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NPR Sunday Puzzle (Feb 22, 2026): Get Out Your Secret Decoder Rings Q: Name something you don’t want to have at night using two words (3,5). Shift each of the letters of the second word nine spaces later in the alphabet. If your count reaches the end of the alphabet, […]
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