As I have Ulfenkarn, here’s an ultra-brief review: 1. This is Soulbound dialed down with regards to character power. You’re a protagonist, just a little less overwhelming.2. General premise is that there is a city-state overrun by evil with some suprisingly sane individuals still inside.3. You’re there to avert the […]
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NPR Sunday Puzzle (Jul 7, 2024): Camping Trip Q: Think of something in two words (7,5) that you might take camping. The phrase has seven consonants, which are all different and appear in alphabetical order through the phrase. What camping item is this? You can rearrange the letters to name […]
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For people new to Castles & Crusades, the Castle Keepers Guide is a book of inspirational ideas, not where essential rules and magic items are kept. If you just want what you need to play, the Players Handbook and Monsters & Treasure have you covered. The vibe is very much […]
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NPR Sunday Puzzle (Jun 30, 2024): Beach Fun Q: Name a state capital. Remove its first two letters, and you can rearrange the rest to name something in two words that you might find while beachcombing in that state. What is it? Burt Reynolds has a connection to the capital.
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Darryl Mott is a tabletop gaming and media journalist with bylines from outlets including Ain’t It Cool News, EN World, and Zombie Orpheus Entertainment. He also makes videos for YouTube and does live streams on Twitch as well as doing post-production and editing for the Morrus’ Unofficial Tabletop RPG Talk […]
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NPR Sunday Puzzle (Jun 23, 2024): Colorful Film Actor Q: Name a famous film actor of the past (4,6). Swap the second and third letters of the first name to name a color. Change the third letter of the last name to get another color. What actor is it? The […]
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This nearly 600-page book is no mere tome, it’s an artifact. A Historical Artifact While many may compare The Making of Original Dungeons & Dragons: 1970-1977 to a tome – and at 576 pages that’s not an inaccurate description – a more accurate assessment would be to compare it to […]
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NPR Sunday Puzzle (Jun 16, 2024): Mixed-up Body Parts Q: Think of two parts of the human body that start with the same letter of the alphabet. Drop one instance of that letter and rearrange the remaining letters to name another part of the body that is not near the […]
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NPR Sunday Puzzle (Jun 9, 2024): Don’t Judge My Baguette or Biscuit Storage Q: This is a little tricky. What item containing a silent “u” is commonly found in kitchen drawers? If you change the “u” to a different letter of the alphabet, you get a name for a similar […]
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