In July, we terminated Paizo’s longstanding Community Use Policy and replaced it with a new Fan Content Policy. This was an error, and we’re taking steps to rectify that today. We are reinstating the Community Use Policy as it has existed for over 15 years, with a few minor updates […]
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NPR Sunday Puzzle (Aug 18, 2024): A Famous Movie Star Q: Think of a famous movie star — .first and last names, nine letters in all. The third, fourth, fifth, seventh, and eighth letters, in order, name a profession. The star’s last name is something that this profession uses. Who […]
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I recently got to visit Bari, Italy and was inspired to incorporate elements of the city into my own campaign. Barivecchia Bari’s “old town” or Barivecchia is a sprawling series of streets and passageways that make up the northern part of the city. Within the Barviecchia is the old town […]
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NPR Sunday Puzzle (Aug 11, 2024): Six Letter Food Items Q: Think of a popular food item in six letters. Change the last two letters to a K to make a common five-letter word in which none of the letters are pronounced the same as in the six-letter food. What […]
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Not every game gets the supplements or line it deserves. It is sadly not that rare for a great game to fall victim to the loss of a company, creatives falling out or simply bad luck. While there are plenty of games you would like more supplements for, and every […]
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NPR Sunday Puzzle (Aug 4, 2024): Famous American Women Q: Think of a famous American woman with a two-syllable last name. The first syllable is spelled like a body part, but isn’t pronounced like one. The second syllable is pronounced like a body part, but isn’t spelled like one. Who […]
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WOTC may insist the latest version of D&D isn’t a new edition, but third parties have already started labeling it 5.5.
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NPR Sunday Puzzle (Jul 28, 2024): Movie Numbers Q: Think of a classic movie title in which the initials of all the words up to the last one, in order, spell the number of letters in that last word. The number of words in the title is for you to […]
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