Dungeons and Dragons (D&D) – The Dread Gazebo

Avoiding Internet Society I abandoned my Twitter account shortly after Christmas last year as a gift to both my wife, and myself. I think it’s

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I’ll be the first to admit that I don’t like Critical Role. I know that it’s not for me. It’s not all that entertaining to

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Recently I took to Twitter after finishing up my work on Star Beneath the Sands to discuss a method I use for planning out some

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Early in 2019 we decided to finally take the leap and purchase a gaming table. It was one of those things that I’d been really

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For all intents and purposes I consider myself to have a rather charmed life. I realize how lucky I am on most any given day

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There's been a ton of reasons as to why, some of them related to the gaming scene or being busy with everyday hurdles, but the truth of the matter is that for at least a solid 3 years now I thoug...

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As you may already know, around this time last year I released “He Sees You When You’re Sleeping“, a dark fantasy adventure centered around Krampus

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So far I’ve really been enjoying Mutant: Year Zero. So much, in fact that I’m now regretting not biting on the Bundle of Holding for

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Dungeon Mayhem is a competitive card game for 1-4 players, and while the box says ages 8+ I’m going to wager you could bump that

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The “Gateway Drug” As a dad and a longtime player of tabletop RPGs, I often find myself in situations where I’m attempting to convince people

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