Alchemists of old used to work with materials. They tried to turn iron into gold and find cures for ailments. These are still valid pursuits...

I've written before about my fascination with Immortals from early editions of D&D and a little of  my own vision of them . While th...

It was my birthday recently and my wife gifted me a bunch of Story Cubes . Specifically, four sets of them: Classic, Actions, Voyages, and F...

I was inspired by  this post  to write my own entry to the Blog Graveyard. The subject of today's eulogy is  Appendix M , whose last sig...

Wow. It's been a year. Twelve months ago now I posted my first post to 19 Sided Die. It was a reddit post I put together more or less on...

Something OD&D did that doesn't fly with most groups today was variable rates of advancement. It did this in two ways: not only did ...

This post is an analysis of a player behaviour I've noticed: scheming behind the referee's back. I don't mean this to sound like...