Coins and Scrolls

Horror has a (well-earned) reputation as a wastebin genre.

I've been reading The Adventures of Amir Hamza: Lord of the Auspicious Planetary Conjunction.

Dungeon stocking is tricky.

A few days ago, a board game gave me a peculiar sensation.

The conceit of my current OD&D game is "OD&D without context".

Running a vintage RPG is like running a vintage car.

Work continues on the Treasure Overhaul, and that means math.

Treasure tables are, for better or worse, part of old-school RPGs.

History is fractally interesting.

In 1972 the CBC asked listeners to complete the saying "As Canadian as...", to match "As American as apple pie."

A traditional high-effort medieval post from Skerples?

Here's some useful information for river-based adventures using Magical Industrial Revolution.

Back in the day, I suggested that the best mech system is a mechanics-heavy RPG system, but scaled up.

In the previous post, I covered low-level Illusionist spells for the Treausure Overhaul.

The Treausure Overhaul is going to include spells.

The Andalusian is a free 31 page space opera heist module, designed for my Squishy Space system (also free).

I decided to write a space opera system.

The new print run has arrived!

Material components are annoying.

Another excerpt from the Treasure Overhaul, but formatted for a blog post.

I've written another 10 pages of the Treasure Overhaul (title pending), a condensed magic item compendium for old-school games.

Here are another 7 draft pages from a potential "Treasure Overhaul" book.

Some people have asked for a "Monster Overhaul but for treasure and spells."

Here are some spells for Lord Dunsany's Gods of Pegāna (1905).

In the previous posts (1,2) I designed and scratchbuilt an alt-history interwar tank, the Scheider FA.